Sinjar hails role for Peshmerga: Agendas of 5 countries prevent return of displaced people and Iraqi

[size=55][size=35]The mayor of Sinjar reveals systematic sabotage by the judiciary and five countries that prevent the return of displaced people[/size]
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  BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The district chief of Sinjar district, Mahma Khalil Ali Agha, on Sunday revealed systematic sabotage in the judiciary, pointing out that five countries are preventing the return of displaced people. Agha said in a statement received by Sumer News, "The federal government is deficient and vulnerable to the systematic sabotage taking place in the judiciary, by forces inside and outside Iraq," noting "the existence of US, Russian, Turkish, Iranian and Syrian agendas, working on The Yazidis are not returning to Sinjar district. " And that, "with all these agendas and intelligence services that are struggling in the region, but the government and Iraqi solutions are absent from them altogether, and they do not care for minorities or their suffering." The mayor of Sinjar added, " The Iraqi government is obliged by law and constitution to prevent sabotage operations in Sinjar, which is not serious to return the displaced and attention to their areas, where Sinjar is subjected to systematic sabotage by groups outside the law and other outside the border (PKK), with the knowledge and under the attention of the government. '' "For five years, we have submitted thousands of memos and demands on the importance of Sinjar's stability, attention and return of the displaced," he said, adding that "the government recognized Sinjar's disaster and had decisions to restore stability, but remained a dead letter." To spend Sinjar where he lived before entering a stick ISIS has abused more than 1,500 people, but now there are no such numbers because of the bombs and booby-traps that are still there and have not been cleaned, as well as poor services. There are 360,000 displaced people, 85 percent of them in Sinjar, only a small number of them, pointing out that these people have returned to areas where the Peshmerga are working to prepare the areas that liberate them and clean them of explosive devices and the means of living in them. When they liberated Qahtaniya and Kairouan districts and their residential complexes, Iraqi forces and the Popular Mobilization could have followed the example of the Peshmerga liberated in Sinuni district in 2014 and Sinjar district district and its villages in 2015. "When an Iraqi army officer at the rank of captain and other soldiers was killed by a booby-trapped house on Saturday in al-Qahtaniya district of Adenani (Karzirk)," he said, adding that the Iraqi forces did not do what the Peshmerga did and the areas remained unchanged. "