Foreign Ministry issued a clarification on the execution of 50 Iraqis in 1991

[rtl]Trend - follow up[/rtl]

[rtl]Kuwait's Deputy Foreign Minister Khaled al-Jarallah confirmed the existence of a link between the Kuwaiti embassy in Baghdad and officials there on the story of a former Kuwaiti policeman on a television channel about the execution of 50 innocent people believed to be Iraqi during the 1991 invasion.[/rtl]

[rtl]"We are following up what was published and broadcast during this tape and the reactions in Iraq and we were able to get a report from the Interior Ministry," Jarallah said.[/rtl]

[rtl]"The report does not indicate that the Iraqi and Iraqi nationals were killed when they were asked that the victims were Iraqi citizens (civilians or the Iraqi People's Army) who responded by not specifying nationalities. They said they were innocents without specifying their nationalities," he said.[/rtl]

[rtl]The Kuwaiti official pointed to the existence of communication between the Kuwaiti embassy in Baghdad and the officials there, calling on "not to take this subject more than its size," and expressed Kuwait's readiness for further clarification of this subject.[/rtl]

The Iraqi Foreign Ministry announced on Sunday that Iraq is seeking to provide technical support and provide satellite images of the sites of the remains of the tripartite committee for missing persons, Kuwaiti prisoners and missing Iraqis during the 1991 Gulf War . 

"Iraq participated in the meetings of the Tripartite Commission No. (47) for the affairs of the missing and the Kuwaiti prisoners and the missing Iraqis during the Gulf War 1991, which was held in the Kuwaiti capital for the period 11-13 / 12/2018," the ministry said in a statement received by Alsumaria News.
"The meeting was held under the chairmanship of the International Committee of the Red Cross and the membership of the Iraqi and Kuwaiti sides, in addition to the representatives of the countries of the United States of America, Britain , France and Saudi Arabia, " the ministry said . To the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI). " 

"Iraq has stressed the importance of providing technical support from the United States, Britain, France and the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq to provide it with satellite images of sites for the existence of remains, technology and equipment for drilling more than five meters deep, which facilitates identification and disclosure of fate And thus closed this file permanently. "