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    Abadi policy reveals pressure to keep the ban on airports in Kurdistan

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    Post by Rocky Wed Feb 21, 2018 5:21 am

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    Shafaq News / Prime Minister Haider Abadi, on Tuesday, for being under pressure from political parties, in order to maintain the international ban imposed on the airports of the Kurdistan Region.
    Abadi said during the weekly conference that there are "unnamed" parties exerted pressure on us so as not to open airports to the Kurds, indicating that these want to make electoral gains from keeping the airports of Kurdistan closed.
    "The Kurds are citizens of the first degree, and we do not want to harm our citizens," he said, adding that his government will not lift the ban on airports in Kurdistan only in the event of the fulfillment of all conditions, he said.
    He pointed out that Baghdad has granted exemptions for a number of international flights from the airports of the Kurdistan region, for humanitarian and other reasons.
    It is noteworthy that the Kurdistan region held on 25 September last referendum, in which 93% of the population voted for independence from Iraq, but this has angered Baghdad to cooperate with Tehran and Ankara to impose sanctions on the region, including the ban on flights to airports Erbil and Sulaymaniyah .
    And launched a military campaign in the disputed areas on the Peshmerga forces and Kurdish security elements on the 16 of October last, and carried out the displacement, killing, looting, looting and burning of homes and property of thousands of Kurds, with the registration of cases of rape and sexual assault in those areas in reprisals from militias Support for Iraqi forces, according to international organizations and officials in the territorial government.



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