The government accuses parties of confusing the situation and dragging Iraq into a cycle of conflict

[size=52]The government accuses parties of confusing the situation and dragging Iraq into a cycle of conflict[/size]

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[size=45]Parties warn of continuing political divisions towards the state's crises[/size]
[size=45]Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi revealed attempts to confuse the situation and divert Iraq from its true role. Al-Kazemi said during honoring the families of the martyrs of the press that "there are those who believe that with weapons threatening the state and any show aimed at confusing the situation and removing Iraq from its real role and dragging it into the cycle of conflict), adding that (the political system has produced disappointments and the press has to criticize any situation in the state), And he continued, "Journalists fought abhorrent sectarianism and courageously performed their role." He went on to say that "his government came under difficult circumstances and we presented the white paper to reform the economic situation, and our main task is to prepare for the conduct of free and fair elections), adding that (countries that depend on 96 percent of their needs on oil are Corrupt countries, and we were able to reduce this percentage in the budget to 70 percent, which has not happened for decades). The victory coalition saw that any action outside the framework of the state and its institutions is unacceptable, and will lead to more national fragmentation, the division of the state, the loss of its prestige and harm to the interests of citizens. The coalition said in a statement Q that (objecting to government performance, and even changing the government, is permissible and natural in the norm of democratic systems, but within the frameworks of the constitution, law, institutions and the public interest), indicating that (it is not in the interest of the state and the people to continue political rift and conflicting visions and policies towards crises. The state, which is required for solidarity to solve its crises and confront challenges, (demanding) for a serious national initiative to come up with a framework for a political agreement to unify visions and positions and find solutions towards the main crises of the state, politically, economically and sovereignly, in accordance with the rules of the constitution and national interests, given that building the state is a solidarity task in which all institutions and forces participate The people). The Popular Mobilization Authority issued a statement explaining its position on the military parade that the Baghdad regions witnessed yesterday. The Commission denied in a statement received (Al-Zaman) yesterday (the existence of any military movement of the PMF units inside Baghdad), stressing that (the movement of the crowd forces comes within the orders of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces and in coordination with the Joint Operations Command), and continued that (the Hashd brigades are called by numbers not by other names. Its directorates also bear the known official designations.) In turn, the spokesman for the joint operations, Major General Tahsin Al-Khafaji, said in a statement yesterday, (We were surprised by what was circulated on the social media of the review, especially that the armed manifestations ended and the Baghdad Operations Command did the necessary and started the intelligence and security effort to find out what are the reasons for this to happen). The head of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, demanded that any party attempting to violate the crowd's orders be punished.[/size]
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