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Parliamentary Foreign Affairs: al-Maliki signed an agreement with Turkey allows it to invade Iraqi territory
Tuesday 8 September 2015 | 05:28 evening
BAGHDAD / .. confirmed to the parliamentary Committee on Foreign Relations, Tuesday, that the former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki signed an agreement with the Turkish side to allow its army to invade Iraqi territory.
A member of the Committee Mithal al-Alusi's "Eye Iraq News" that "Saddam's dictatorial regime signed an agreement with Turkey allows them to invade Iraqi territory to attack the Kurds and stand against their dreams legitimate," explaining that "al-Maliki renewed this agreement with Turkey to be supplementing what Saddam did the Kurds."
He called Alusi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi be among the reforms is to cancel the agreement with Turkey to preserve the sovereignty of Iraq, "noting that" Turkey wants to occupy Iraqi territory and is now penetrating depth of 30 kilometers inside Iraq and has military bases on our territory, and with the knowledge of the Iraqi government. "
While confirming "Agence France-Presse," quoting a source in the Turkish government, said on Tuesday that the special forces moved into the wild Kurdistan region of Iraq to hunt down PKK fighters after violent attacks by Kurdish fighters. Ended 9
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Tuesday 8 September 2015 | 05:28 evening
BAGHDAD / .. confirmed to the parliamentary Committee on Foreign Relations, Tuesday, that the former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki signed an agreement with the Turkish side to allow its army to invade Iraqi territory.
A member of the Committee Mithal al-Alusi's "Eye Iraq News" that "Saddam's dictatorial regime signed an agreement with Turkey allows them to invade Iraqi territory to attack the Kurds and stand against their dreams legitimate," explaining that "al-Maliki renewed this agreement with Turkey to be supplementing what Saddam did the Kurds."
He called Alusi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi be among the reforms is to cancel the agreement with Turkey to preserve the sovereignty of Iraq, "noting that" Turkey wants to occupy Iraqi territory and is now penetrating depth of 30 kilometers inside Iraq and has military bases on our territory, and with the knowledge of the Iraqi government. "
While confirming "Agence France-Presse," quoting a source in the Turkish government, said on Tuesday that the special forces moved into the wild Kurdistan region of Iraq to hunt down PKK fighters after violent attacks by Kurdish fighters. Ended 9
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