Abadi: Kurdistan referendum will create problems and considers Sadr's visit to Saudi Arabia a natura

Abadi: Kurdistan referendum will create problems and considers Sadr's visit to Saudi Arabia a natural procedure

Political Since 2017-08-01 at 13:09 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad Mawazine News
The Iraqi Prime Minister, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Haider Abadi, that Baghdad considers the referendum more than serious and not limited to the illegality of the referendum, but beyond to create new problems, describing the visit of the leader of the Sadr movement to Saudi Arabia by natural action.
Mehr News Agency reported that the Iranian media delegation visiting Baghdad to congratulate the liberation of the city of Mosul met yesterday with the Iraqi Prime Minister Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Haider Abadi, who praised the position of the Iranian people and his assistance to Iraq, A country that helped Iraq in its war on terror, while no other country provided the least assistance in this battle of Iraq.
Abadi said that Baghdad considers any attack on Iran a moral and legitimate duty.
Abadi said in this meeting that the victory of Iraq in Mosul comes under the unity of the Iraqi people and solidarity in the face of currents deviant, pointing out that the assistance of the Iraqi people to the Popular Forces and the army has achieved victory on the organization of a supporter of the terrorist.
Al-Abbadi pointed out that the fatwa of Grand Ayatollah Sayyid al-Sistani in the fight against "Da'ash" contributed to the unification of the ranks of the army and popular mobilization against terrorism, noting that all the people are women, men, mothers and youth who contributed to this major battle.
Abadi said in a comment on the question of the correspondent of the Mehr news agency on the Iraqi government's actions at the 40th ceremony that the government in Baghdad is proud to receive visitors to the holy sites and considers it a blessing of God.
Abadi said that some problems are facing the 40th anniversary and should be removed before the start of the season, explaining that the main problem security and the smallest security vulnerability can cause a major tragedy and the second problem is to provide the appropriate services and the development of accurate programs.
On the question of the correspondent of the Mehr news agency regarding the Kurdish referendum Abadi explained that the position of Baghdad is clear in this regard, it considers that the referendum more than serious and not limited to the illegality of the referendum, but beyond to create new problems.
He stressed that all Iraqi parties respect the Kurds and any new step must be within the Iraqi constitution, which he considers to all national charter, pointing out that the interests of Kurdish citizens in Iraq does not lie in the separation and exit from the unity of Iraq, especially the existence of federal rule.
As for the future of the popular rally, the Iraqi Prime Minister told Mehr News Agency that the popular mobilization mission is clear and explicit: fighting terrorism alongside the Iraqi army and will be a partner in the future of Iraq, warning of the sabotage movements practiced by some to distort the name of the popular crowd.
On the visit of Moqtada al-Sadr to Saudi Arabia, Abbadi explained that Iraq is a democratic country, describing this procedure by nature



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