The Union of Forces Party calls for the documenting of crimes committed in Hawija and holds the gove

The Union of Forces Party calls for the documenting of crimes committed in Hawija and holds the government responsible for the massacres

KIRKUK, June 27 (UPI) - The National Union of Forces (PUK) called on the international community to document the "crimes of an oppressive organization" in the province of Hawija in the province of Kirkuk as genocide, blaming the Iraqi government for the "massacres" of civilians in areas south of Kirkuk and Postponed editing.
"We do not share greetings and visits because our eyes are looking for our people in Hawija, Nawaheyat al-Zab, Riyadh, Abbasi, Rashad, and displacement camps in Lailan district, east of Kirkuk, or near Al-Alam, north of Tikrit," party general coordinator Mohammad Tamim said in a statement.
"We are talking about the Eid al-Fitr, the international community, the international coalition, the United Nations, the international organizations, the Iraqi government, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces and the military leadership, who left us in the face of an unknown fate and inevitable death for our relatives and loved ones," Tamim said. Or threatened to commit the organization of an infidel or subjected to death and cut off the head or he dies starvation and freedom in an atmosphere reached temperatures to more than 44 degrees Celsius under the prevention of urging the use of private generators so that people do not watch television or Yes Khaddmon mobile or drink cold water. "
Tamim said that "our children who have been displaced from areas occupied by a fugitive find a fate no less unjust and dangerous in the camps of displacement and misery in Kirkuk and science amid the dispersion of families and the inability to collect and leave the partners of the country in many possibilities of assistance and help," calling for the International Alliance and Prime Minister Haider Abadi And the military leaders to "launch the liberation of Hawija and to end the injustice and humiliation suffered by the Arabs of Kirkuk because the survival of our occupied areas have felt a lot of despair and loss of hope and confidence, which are the constituents of the victory of the terrorist gangs."
He condemned the "massacres, criminal acts and brutality perpetrated by terrorist organizations against unarmed civilians in Hawija district, west of Kirkuk, on the first day of Eid al-Fitr, by executing young men or families who died of starvation and hunger in the Hamrin Mountains or who are receiving terrorist fire." International and humanitarian organizations to "document crimes against the Hawija as a genocide."
He pointed out that "the Iraqi government bears the human and legal responsibility for what the civilians are subjected to massacres to the forehead, although we have put hundreds of question marks about the repeated postponement of the process of liberating areas south of Kirkuk and Western and not make it a priority of cities in the liberation. Finished

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