Al-Kazemi: No one is allowed to bypass the state and its institutions

[size=52]Al-Kazemi: No one is allowed to bypass the state and its institutions[/size]

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 Baghdad: Muhammad Al-Ansari

Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Mustafa Al-Kazemi reiterated that no one is above the law and that the just judiciary and state agencies will inflict retribution on the criminals, stressing that he personally follows up the security and service file in Maysan Governorate.
Al-Kazemi said during his meeting with the leaders of the security services in Maysan province yesterday, Wednesday: “Today we are going through very complex political conditions, this stage is critical and important, and no one is allowed to exploit these circumstances to spread chaos,” noting that “all forces, without exception, must be security and political, and social responsibility, move quickly and assume its responsibilities.”
He added, according to a statement by his media office: “Chaos is merciless to anyone, and everyone will pay the price. We must work together and cooperate to reach the desired results,” addressing the criminals: “You will receive harsh punishment, and no one believes that he can rise above the law, or seek to Spreading chaos without accountability.
And he continued, "We took quick measures to address the repercussions, and directed the formation of the Maysan Operations Command, and work to re-establish the security plan to address the violations," stressing "his personal follow-up to the situation of the governorate from the joint security command day by day, and all criminals will be arrested and handed over to the judiciary, and a more severe landing will be made. Punishments are imposed on them, and no one is above the law, and no one is allowed to bypass the state and its institutions.”
He stressed, "We will provide all support to the judiciary in Maysan and to the security services, and all that the security forces need in order to establish security and implement the law," calling on "citizens to help the security forces and cooperate with them, and the members of the tribes not to allow some of those who have their whims to drag them into nervousness, and alignments outside the framework of the state.”
He explained, "We have to pay attention to several things, including our categorical rejection of some people's investment in the local political scene, and turning the country into an arena for settling accounts that sometimes go beyond the borders of the country," noting that "Iraq will not be an arena for settling accounts, and the clock will not turn back."
He stressed that “the stability of Iraq means the stability of the region, and chaos in Iraq means its expansion in the region, and no one wants that,” noting that “dragging problems inside Iraq or creating them in a governorate here or there, or involving Iraq with problems abroad is totally and completely rejected. “.
He stated that “Iraq’s involvement in this delicate circumstance in any similar confrontations, whether internal or external, does not benefit but rather harms the country.”
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Yesterday, Wednesday, Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi arrived in Maysan Governorate, accompanied by a high-ranking delegation that includes the Ministers of Defense and Interior and the leaders of the security services.
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