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[size=52]With the fourth anniversary of the assassination of Al-Nasr leaders, there are widespread demands to announce the results of the investigation and expel American combat forces from Iraq[/size]

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01/01/2024
In conjunction with the fourth anniversary of the assassination of Al-Nasr leaders, which was supervised and carried out by the United States of America, the voices of those calling for the latter’s condemnation are rising in international courts, which look with one eye at Washington’s crimes and with the White House’s acknowledgment of carrying out the operation, but are still silent on the incident.
According to the preliminary results, there is a large number of those involved with America in carrying out the crime from within, and this is what the government must take action after widespread demands from all popular circles for the need to reveal those involved inside in order to hold them accountable to prevent the incident from recurring.
*Government negligence!
Speaking about this file, the State of Law coalition accuses the government of negligence in the file of concluding investigations into the assassination of Al-Nasr leaders and announcing the results after three years, while confirming that the results have proven the involvement of 42 individuals in the assassination incident so far.
The leader of the coalition, Haider Al-Lami, said in an interview, “We do not know if there are international motives to prevent the announcement of the results of the final investigations and hold accountable those involved from inside and outside the country,” noting that “We will not allow political motives to conceal some of the figures involved in the barbaric assassination incident to pass.” .
He continues, “The Iraqi people have the right to know the results and hold accountable those involved in collaborating with the United States of America,” adding that “Washington has violated all laws, customs, and lands forbidden from aerial bombardment.”
During his speech, Al-Lami calls on: “All parties conducting investigations must announce the final results and expose those involved with America,” stressing that “the government is negligent in the file of ending investigations into the incident of the assassination of Al-Nasr leaders and announcing the results after three years.”
*reasons of delay ?
For his part, Member of the House of Representatives, Muhammad Al-Baldawi, attributed the reasons for not announcing the results of the incident of the assassination of Al-Nasr leaders to the involvement of many internal and external parties in the operation, adding that there are civilian and security persons at the head of the state who were involved in the assassination of the leaders.
Al-Baldawi said in an interview, “It takes a lot of time to convict the United States of America in order to reach the trial of everyone who gave the assassination orders,” noting that “the initial results expose the involvement of the Mossad and the CIA in the operation.”
He continues, “Some of the intelligence agencies of the Gulf states have a role in carrying out the assassination by sending information and coordinates,” pointing out that “clarifying the features of the crime in detail is a popular and legal demand.”
*Political interference!
In addition, the political analyst, Sabah Al-Ugaili, attributes the reasons for not announcing the results of the final investigations into the incident of the assassination of Al-Nasr leaders to political interference in the case, while he stressed that Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani is required to take serious action regarding announcing all parties involved in the incident.
Al-Ugaili says, “The first decision to ensure that the heinous crime will not be repeated by the government is to take the decision to remove American combat forces from Iraq,” noting that “obliterating this crime did not come from a vacuum in the shadow of other parties involved with America.”
He continues, “Al-Sudani’s speech on the anniversary of the assassination of Al-Nasr leaders must include promises of specific time frames to announce the final results of the investigation,” pointing out that “the time has come to implement all the government’s statements that there is no need for American combat forces on the ground.”
Popular and political demands continue to expose and hold accountable all those involved and conspirators in the incident of the assassination of Al-Nasr leaders, coinciding with the anniversary of the Baghdad Airport crime, tomorrow, Tuesday, which led to the martyrdom of the “Al-Nasr leaders” who had a major role in liberating Iraq. Ended/25Y[/size]
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