Parliament demands to avoid the repercussions of the transfer of gunmen urging the Syrian border

Parliament demands to avoid the repercussions of the transfer of gunmen urging the Syrian border

 Baghdad / Range

The House of Representatives on Wednesday called on the Security and Defense Committee to examine the repercussions of the transfer of elements of an organization calling from Lebanon to the border areas with Iraq and called on the central government to take measures that would remove the threat to the security of the country. In the meantime, the Popular People's Assembly revealed a joint security plan to limit armed militants at the Iraqi border and then eliminate them.
The removal of Ansaruddash from the Lebanese border to the Boukamal area of ​​the Syrian province of Deir al-Zour raised the concern of the Iraqi government over possible security threats in Iraq's war against Daqash.
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said at a weekly conference on Tuesday that terrorists were being transferred from the Kallamoun area of ​​Lebanon to eastern Syria within the border areas with Iraq as "an abuse of Iraq and a threat to his internal security." He called on Damascus to open an investigation and unite efforts to combat terrorism.
In turn, warned the President of the House of Representatives of the repercussions of the movement of gunmen and urged to near the Iraqi border. Salim al-Jubouri said in a statement received by Al-Mada yesterday that he "warned during a meeting yesterday of a group of the families of the fighters and the families of the martyrs to return to square one and deny the blood of the martyrs." He expressed his "rejection of any agreement that would reorganize the terrorist To Iraq or close to its borders. "
He called on the federal government to take all necessary measures to address the repercussions of this agreement. He also directed the Parliamentary Security and Defense Committee to move quickly to investigate the facts and submit a detailed report explaining to the House of Representatives the repercussions of the agreement between Hezbollah and its repercussions on the security and stability of the country.
The Karbala provincial council expressed its surprise at the Lebanese-Syrian agreement with the organization of a call for the transfer of its elements near the Iraqi border, and stressed that the measure "unacceptable and a threat to Iraqi security"
"The provincial council of Karbala is surprised by the recent measures to move the terrorists from the Lebanese-Syrian border to the Iraqi-Syrian border," the provincial council presidency said in a statement. "This measure is unacceptable, unjustified and dangerous. In general and the security of the province of Karbala in particular to its proximity to the province of Anbar, adjacent to the Syrian border.
In the meantime, Ahmed al-Asadi, spokesman for the Popular People's Assembly, said that "the number of gunmen who urged those who arrived in Albuqmal during their transfer under the supervision of the Syrian army, nearly 700 elements," adding "We need a few hours to eliminate them."
Al-Asadi said in a press statement (Al-Mada) that "
But the spokesman of the crowd, "We are in the popular crowd, we prepare and prepare for the expulsion of all elements of the preacher from Iraq, even if the supply came from outside Iraq," pointing out that "Syria used this method in the negotiations and then the transfer of militants two years ago," adding that "this The method is not limited to an advocate, but even to moderate opposition militants. "
Al-Asadi revealed that "the Iraqi forces intend to restrict the gunmen in the border areas and then eliminate them all, as well as the Syrian side."
This comes at a time, the crowd forces were thwarted yesterday, subjected to a hasty organization on the Syrian border with Iraq, and pointed out that the attack resulted in the destruction of a number of the wheels of the organization and killed them.
A statement to inform the crowd, seen by the (range), that "the popular mobilization forces and the support of the artillery crowd was able to thwart the attack of Daish, yesterday (yesterday), on the Iraqi-Syrian border."
He added that "the artillery of the crowd was able to destroy a number of wheels that participated in the attack and killed them," pointing out that "these attacks come as an attempt to compensate after the large losses suffered in Tal Afar."


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