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    Is Iraq heading for an "emergency government"?

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    Is Iraq heading for an "emergency government"? Empty Is Iraq heading for an "emergency government"?

    Post by Rocky Thu 23 Aug 2018, 3:11 am

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    2018/08/23 08:59

    (Encyclopedia of this Day News | [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ) - LONDON ( Reuters ) Rashid Taha: New Arab newspaper of London, said Thursday, in front of the Iraqi political blocs have little time to declare the largest bloc or go to a constitutional crisis that could lead to an emergency government in the country.


    In a report, followed by the news website, she warned of what she called the "Shiite camp close to Iran" to resort to the emergency government.

    According to this camp, Washington is pushing this option - the emergency government - if a government is not created in Iraq, according to the new Arab.

    The newspaper quoted an Iraqi minister as saying that the Eid al-Adha holiday had not stopped the talks, but there are what can be described as negotiations between limited leaders only along with the US envoy to the international coalition, Brit McKurk, and the commander of the Quds Force in the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Qassem Soleimani. ", As he says.

    He added that "the battle in Baghdad now lies in the success of either camp to attract representatives of the Sunnis and Kurds to it, through negotiations, and unfortunately we returned to the first box is the quota."

    The Iraqi minister said, according to the report of the new Arab, "split the Sunni component on several points, a team wants Mohamed Halabousi to head the parliament, and another team wants Osama Najafi, and between the two teams there is a split between those who support the alliance with al-Maliki, and those who seek to go to Camp Abadi - Sadr, and each party's view on the interest of the Sunnis in the next phase, while the temptations offered by the Iranians for the year is very large. "

    "Sunnis and Kurds want the American player written guarantees of any agreement will be made, and there is something similar to the agreement between the Sunnis and the Kurds on their position in the alliance with those who ensure their conditions," adding that "the blocks Sunni 21 key demands submitted to all parties and American and Iranian, Including the withdrawal of militias from northern and western Iraq (liberated cities), the development of a plan for its reconstruction within four years, the reconsideration of sectarian representation within the military and security institutions and other sovereign institutions according to the proportion of population, and a radical solution to the issue of abductees and missing persons, And unconditionally prosecute those involved in documented human violations over the past years and stop the demographic change in Diyala, Baghdad and other cities in central and southern Iraq. "

    According to the minister himself, "The Kurds also have basic demands, including with regard to Article 140 of the Constitution, and the file of Kirkuk and disputed cities, salaries Peshmerga, and the law of oil and gas, and the international ports of the Kurdistan region," pointing out that "these requests have become the American and Iranian teams As they are key players in the Iraqi arena, "stressing that" the Iranians are still until this moment are trying to reintegrate the two Shiite camps, taking advantage of blocking alliances with the components of the Sunni and Kurdish, and are mediating large in this area now, accusing Washington that it may be paid to an emergency government in the case did not At the new government as he wants. "



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