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Maliki: Iraq will not be an arena for settling accounts and governed by the death figures participated Doha Conference
09/12/2015 18:50
Najaf
President of a coalition called the rule of law Nuri al-Maliki on Saturday, countries from which the fighters who join the organization (Daash) to prevent them, and stressed that Iraq is not Square "to settle accounts," while the death sentences confirmed participation figures in the Doha conference.
Maliki said in a speech at a conference of the tribe Goat in Najaf, Iraq, and attended (range Press), "The personalities that participated Doha conference by judicial arrests and executions up to the provisions of the orders."
Maliki said that "Iraq does not need a supportive foreign forces him to fight Daash, because the Iraqi forces from the Army and the mobilization of the peoples and tribes Iraqi authentic national able to defeat terrorism in Iraq," calling for "more support for the crowd."
He called al-Maliki "States that leaking fighters who join the Daash preventing the flow of these fighters," stressing that "Iraq is not an arena for settling accounts."
Maliki expressed "full support for the reforms and demonstrations, which is a legitimate right guaranteed by the law and the Constitution."
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09/12/2015 18:50
Najaf
President of a coalition called the rule of law Nuri al-Maliki on Saturday, countries from which the fighters who join the organization (Daash) to prevent them, and stressed that Iraq is not Square "to settle accounts," while the death sentences confirmed participation figures in the Doha conference.
Maliki said in a speech at a conference of the tribe Goat in Najaf, Iraq, and attended (range Press), "The personalities that participated Doha conference by judicial arrests and executions up to the provisions of the orders."
Maliki said that "Iraq does not need a supportive foreign forces him to fight Daash, because the Iraqi forces from the Army and the mobilization of the peoples and tribes Iraqi authentic national able to defeat terrorism in Iraq," calling for "more support for the crowd."
He called al-Maliki "States that leaking fighters who join the Daash preventing the flow of these fighters," stressing that "Iraq is not an arena for settling accounts."
Maliki expressed "full support for the reforms and demonstrations, which is a legitimate right guaranteed by the law and the Constitution."
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