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    Sources: Sadr gave up the support of Abadi agreement according to a deal for Sulaimani

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    Sources: Sadr gave up the support of Abadi agreement according to a deal for Sulaimani Empty Sources: Sadr gave up the support of Abadi agreement according to a deal for Sulaimani

    Post by Rocky Mon 10 Sep 2018, 2:39 am

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    (Reuters) - A leader of Sadr's coalition, Moqtada al-Sadr, and the leader of the al-Fatah alliance, Hadi al-Amiri, have converged to contain unrest in Basra province and break up the formation of a "larger bloc" to choose the new prime minister, Iraqi sources said.

    The rapprochement narrowed the chances of Prime Minister Haider Abadi to remain in office after demanding both coalitions to resign and return to the "Sulaimani deal."

    Informed sources told Al-Hayat newspaper in its issue on Monday that "the convergence between the blocks of Surun and Fatah was imposed by the incidents in Basra, the burning of institutions and offices of parties and fear of aggravation on the one hand, and pressure of the Shiite cleric Ali al-Sistani, who called for the formation of the government according to new standards Based on quotas, but efficiency. "

    The sources pointed out that "a meeting will be held between the five main Shiite blocs, going and Fatah and victory and the rule of law and wisdom, to discuss the introduction of new names nominated for prime minister."

    Sources revealed a few weeks ago a proposal by the leader of the "Corps of Jerusalem" in the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Major General Qassem Soleimani known as "deal 5 + 2", which provides the five main Shiite forces three names as candidates to head the government in a vote also includes the Sunni and Kurdish, .

    According to sources, that "the deal has seen a return to it is forced," noting that "Sadr held meetings at his headquarters in Najaf with representatives of his bloc and the Alliance of Fatah to contain the developments of Basra and the crisis of forming a new government." And stressed an agreement to give up the support of Sadr al-Abbadi for a second term at the request of the "conquest" who entered into a conflict with Abadi, especially after the dismissal of the former head of the "popular crowd" and his deputy in exchange for not put "open" candidate for prime minister of the bloc, Republic of Nuri al-Maliki. "

    The sources pointed out that "the incidents of Basra, was a decisive factor for the initiative of the Fatah-backed Iran towards Sadr."


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