(Video) Maliki in controversial statements about the fall of Mosul: soldiers "Sunnis" handed over to

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[size=52](Video) Maliki in controversial statements about the fall of Mosul: soldiers "Sunnis" handed over to Daash[/size]

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The former prime minister and leader of the State of Law Coalition in Iraq, Nuri al-Maliki, sparked controversy in the political and popular circles, accusing the "Sunni soldiers" of causing the fall of the city of Mosul in June 2014, but the organization is urging.
[size=45]Maliki said in a television interview, "The withdrawal of the Iraqi army in that period in front of the elements of the Daash was due to the Sunni majority in the army in Nineveh province," he said.

[size=45]The second anniversary of the liberation of the city of Mosul from the organization of a preacher, when the former Prime Minister Haider Abadi expelled the organization from the city in July 2017 in a large-scale military operation with the support of the Peshmerga forces and the International Alliance.[/size]
[size=45]Commenting on Maliki's speech, Iraqi journalist Amer al-Kubaisi said, "Nuri al-Maliki has reached a very dangerous stage of imagining the conspiracy theory, and may be politically obscure. He says that the fall of Mosul was a conspiracy to deliberately withdraw the Sunnis in one day, Sunnis represent 90% of the army and security forces, and the fact was not in command any military commander in all the security services his time of the year. "[/size]
[size=45]Al-Kubaisi said in a tweet via Twitter that "the balance report and influential parliamentary statements show that the percentage of the year in the leadership of the security forces reaches zero, sometimes with some devices, up to 7% in much better conditions, ranging from 3-4%, imagine how Stealing history, turning sectarianism into a source of escape. "[/size]
[size=45]According to reports of human rights organizations, the Iraqi army and allied armed factions clashed with the "crimes" in the province of Nineveh before the control of the organization calling on the city in 2014, which surprised the observers of the talk of al-Maliki, as reported reports of torture, assassinations and forced disappearance , Physical filtering, and so on.[/size]
[size=45]Human Rights Watch issued a report in July 2014, entitled "Iraq's Mass Killings of Sunni Prisoners," in which she said that "Iraqi security forces and pro-government militias apparently executed at least About 255 prisoners in six cities and villages .. such as Tal Afar and Mosul. "[/size]
[size=45]"The overwhelming majority of members of the security forces and militias belong to the Shiite community, while the prisoners were Sunnis, and at least eight of them were boys under the age of 18."[/size]
[size=45]For his part, said the media Mohammed Shi'a, in a comment on Maliki's statement: "The fact that the leaders of the Sunni zero in the army according to the report of the investigation committees, on who lies this sectarian?"[/size]
[size=45]"The truth that you do not want to mention is that you were the commander-in-chief of the armed forces and the army. I withdrew from you, and according to your words, the army commanders, the officers and the affiliates withdrew without a warrant. This is treachery. Why did not you try them in a military court at the time? To the armed forces? "[/size]
[size=45]"It has been five years and so far no court has been established regarding the fall of Mosul. It has not opened a file of the files and secrets of the fall of Mosul," he said on Facebook. "It is known that you and some military leaders and senior officials are directly involved in delivering Mosul to Daash."[/size]
[size=45]Despite the formation of a parliamentary committee to investigate the causes of the fall of Mosul, and reached the results of the condemnation of al-Maliki and a large number of leaders and officers in the army, but that any action towards the defaulted has not been taken so far.[/size]


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