Kurdish Kurds sue Abbadi "occupier"

Kurdish Kurds sue Abbadi "occupier"



Twilight News

Sunday, 18 March 2018

Shivak News / Kurdish brotherhood list in the Kirkuk Provincial Council has filed a lawsuit against Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi for "occupation" of the province through the popular crowd.

The joint Iraqi forces moved on October 16 on orders from Baghdad's prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, to redeploy in positions seized by the Peshmerga forces in the summer of 2014, following the invasion of an organization calling for the city of Mosul and neighboring areas.

The moves came after the feet of the Kurdistan region and areas of conflict, including Kirkuk to hold a referendum for independence from Iraq.

"We filed a lawsuit in the Iraqi Federal Court against Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi because of the occupation of Kirkuk through the popular crowd and the accompanying violations and displacement of the people," said the head of the list, Mohammad Kamal.

"As the commander-in-chief of the Iraqi armed forces, the operation was carried out by the people of Kirkuk and Tuzkhurmatu," Kemal said.

The General Command of the Peshmerga forces accused the wing of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, assisted by the Government of Baghdad in the control of the city of Kirkuk quickly appeared closer to the delivery to the control of the field, especially as the operations led by the forces of Baghdad has led to only limited casualties.

The control of the Baghdad forces coincided with the oil fields and the Kirkuk airport with talk that the handover of the city is the result of a deal sponsored by the commander of the Iranian Quds Force General Qassem Soleimani.

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