Abadi comment on the referendum of Kurdistan and confirms: the transfer of a preacher to the Iraqi b

Abadi comment on the referendum of Kurdistan and confirms: the transfer of a preacher to the Iraqi border is unacceptable


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Political  Since 2017-08-29 at 18:07 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad - Mawazine News
Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi said on Tuesday that the decision of the provincial council of Kirkuk to include the province in the referendum of the Kurdistan region to be held on September 25 next unacceptable and wrong, while pointing out that the decision unconstitutional.
"The referendum in the province is unconstitutional, it brings more conflicts and it is erroneous and we are open to understanding," Abadi said during a weekly press conference attended by Mawazin News.
In his speech on the decision of the Council of the province of Babylon to prevent the return of displaced persons to the district of Jarf Sakhr north of the province and prosecute those who demand it, criticized Abbadi, "the decision of the Council," but added: "does not build a country this way and can not accept chaos or revenge from all, To their areas. "
As for the transfer of al-Da'ash from the Syrian-Lebanese border to the Syrian-Iraqi border, Abadi stressed that "what happened yesterday about the transfer of terrorists near the Iraqi border with Syria is unacceptable, disturbing and a serious mistake, and this situation must be investigated." He asked: "How do we allow murderers to move? If they were not killers, why were they fighting? "
"The security forces foiled many terrorist attacks and they have to be more cautious," he said. "The families of the martyrs and the wounded were killed in the crime committed by terrorist gangs against defenseless civilians yesterday in Jameela commercial area."
"There is a mafia trying to thwart reform projects, some are getting two salaries, and a healthy society can not be built on injustice," Abbadi said. "All the measures and economic reforms are investigating the interests of our people and achieving social justice and eliminating the differences of privileges."
On the visit of the heads of state to Iraq, Abadi stressed that "the visits of delegations from different countries to Baghdad, the latest French and American foreign and defense ministers, the Turkish and Palestinian foreign ministers, the Saudi minister of trade and the UAE official, and the Czech prime minister are positive signs of the return of Iraq to its Arab and regional environment. And international. "
"We are close to the liberation of the city of Tal Afar, where some of the people fled and left their weapons, some of them are still in Ayyadiya, the last remaining from Mosul. Many of them were killed, and the people of victory were defeated and we went to secure the border," Abadi said. An army, a police, a popular crowd and volunteers with these victories. It is the heroism and sacrifice of brave fighters of all formations and swords. We salute them all. "
"In Mosul, we gave two choices: either surrender or killing, and we did not give them the chance to negotiate and go out, as happened elsewhere," he said. "In reference to the transfer of elements of the organization calling the terrorist from the borders of Lebanon to the Iraqi-Syrian border

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