Maliki's office responds to local media The Daily Beast report,

The media office of the president of the coalition of Nuri al-Maliki, on Friday, expressed regret that the local media is engaged in the circulation of a lie published by a US site on what the Daily Beast published about the security contracts in Iraq.

"It is regrettable that the local media is involved in the circulation of a lie published by an obscure American site that has no value," said Hisham al-Rikabi, director of the office, in an interview with Alsumaria News. "He did not ask himself the question of the person who prepared the report."




"What is published on this site is a clear targeting and falls within the political demarcation process, which is backed by external parties supported by lobbyist lobbies funded to seek to mislead the public opinion," Rikabi said.

"The US Daily Beast will be prosecuted," he said.

The information published by the site "The Daily Beast" on the involvement of the former prime minister, head of a coalition of law Nuri al-Maliki, and his son and son-in-law corruption, a wide debate within the Iraqi street.

The US site said in a report published last Tuesday that the US Justice Department is conducting an investigation with a military contracts company alleged bribes to Iraqi officials, including former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and his son Ahmed al-Maliki and his brother-in-law Yasser al-Maliki (a deputy in the current parliament) to win extraordinary security contracts, An investigation that showed that the military contracting company "Saliport Global Services" played a role in bribes to owners and relatives.

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[rtl]Director of the Information Office of the President of a coalition of state law Nuri al-Maliki that they will sue the site "Daily Best" after publishing a report accusing the former prime minister and his son-in-law of corruption.[/rtl]

[rtl]"We regret that many of the media quoted this report, even though it was issued from an anonymous site," Hisham al-Rikabi, director of the office, told Russia Today.[/rtl]

[rtl]"There are always stories that target Maliki, and these are pushed by international lobbying lobbies to target Iraqi political figures," he said. "There is always a clear picture of what is going on in Iraq, The authors of the investigation did not bother themselves to contact us and confirm this information or take our opinion. "[/rtl]

[rtl]The information published by the site "Daily Basset" on the involvement of former Prime Minister, head of the "coalition of state law," Nuri al-Maliki, and his son and son-in-law corruption, a wide debate within the Iraqi street.[/rtl]

[rtl]The US site said in a report published Tuesday that the US Justice Department is conducting an investigation with a military contracts company alleged bribes to Iraqi officials, including former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and his son, Ahmad al-Maliki and his brother-in-law Yasser al-Maliki (a deputy in the current parliament) to win extraordinary security contracts, A survey showed that the military contracting firm, Saliport Global Services, played a role in bribes to owners and relatives.[/rtl]