Maliki rejects any military attack on Syria

Maliki rejects any military attack on Syria

Considering that 'a challenge to the international community and a threat to world peace' ...

13/04/2018 - 21:29 Iraq



Iraqi Vice President Nuri al-Maliki announced on Friday his rejection of any military attack on Syria, considering it a challenge to the international community and a threat to world peace.

"We had earlier warned against the use of weapons in dealing with the Syrian crisis, and it proved that force was not an appropriate option to resolve the crisis," Maliki, who is also the leader of the ruling Dawa Party, said in a statement.

"Today we reiterate our position on resorting to the military option against Syria under the pretext of using chemical weapons in the city of Douma."

Maliki said that "the use of force outside the framework of international legitimacy is a flagrant challenge to the international community and a threat to world peace," warning that "will lead to the outbreak of military conflict in the region and the world is difficult to control, and what constitutes a serious threat to the interests of the peoples and countries of the Arab and Islamic worlds, In the material and human fields in the war against the organization calling for the terrorist and other Takfiri groups ».

Maliki called for «resort to dialogue and peaceful political solutions as the only options and the most effective in solving problems and crises, and the surest to protect the world from the exacerbation of crises when the use of armed force».

Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari warned earlier today of a "foolish" blow to Syria. "The entire Syrian people yesterday were alarmed by their children, women and adults, and their patients were worried about a possible foolish blow," he said. Minister, prime minister or president, we defend children, women, the elderly and young people. "

"If the strike is directed at Syria, this is a disaster, a loss of all considerations and a danger to all our countries. This kind of weapons and clumsy policies can not prevent their repercussions and effects, and we do not allow such foolishness to recur."

Tensions and tensions continue to prevail in the Middle East, with the world anticipating a possible strike by the United States and its allies against the Syrian regime after allegations of chemical weapons use in the city of Douma near Damascus on Saturday.

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just bomb him and Iraq willstart having a decent country