2017/11/11 14:10
[Ayna-Karbala]
Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi confirmed the success of Iraq in three battles, and that all attempts by terrorists failed.
"There are paid people who promote sedition for sectarianism and they could not discriminate because they spread through social networking sites through some sites," Abadi told a news conference in Karbala. "We are not allowed topromote sectarian sedition."
"We warn of escalation from some quarters that do not like success in Iraq, and we warn of any country trying to escalate."
He noted that "the success of the million-year visit to the Imam Hussein of Al-Hussein, peace and security in terms of security and the provision of services despite the great terrorist threats, and all the attempts of terrorists that failed."
Abadi praised the role of the volunteers during the 40th visit in Karbala and said, "We must spread the culture of voluntary work." He called for "unity among Iraqis and the visit that brought together all Iraqis."
Abadi said that "the salaries of the crowd will be equal with their counterparts from the security forces," noting that "we succeeded in three battles, the liberation of the land, the unity of Iraq, and the third task to try to threaten the country and divide."
And on the upcoming elections, Abadi stressed that it will be held on time, "noting that" there is dissatisfaction with the political process and we have to repair, and that the Commission is working according to the law and according to the system and do not allow any Faisal armed to participate in the elections. "
As for the crisis with Kurdistan, "The Peshmerga elements heroes and fought terrorism and accused of abuse because they did not carry weapons against the army," he said, adding that "the region a little patience and we will pledge to launch allocations to them, and we do not need mediation with our Kurdish people."
On his visit to Saudi Arabia, It was "for the purpose of working and opening new relationships with All neighboring countries, including social trade relations, "pointing out that" for the first time opened Saudi Airlines to Iraq to transport visitors to the holy sites, "and
called for a quick meeting of leaders in the region, stressing that Iraq is ready to play a role in solving problems in the region.
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