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Mutlaq: There is a project to divide Iraq and the slaughter of political differences and called on Iran to affect
21/01/2012 21:13
Leader of the National Dialogue Front, Hamid al-Mutlaq
"Portal Iraq," Baghdad - confirmed the National Dialogue Front led by Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq, Saturday, that there was a project sectarian purpose "slaughter of Iraq," stressing that the Iraqis will not be turned over to impose the will of foreign to them, in what was seen to divide politicians and their differences prompted the commander of Qods Force Iran's "bully" on Iraq.
The leader of the Front Hamid al-Mutlaq, said that "Iraqis will not be turned over to them to impose the will of a foreign, even before their politicians do," noting that "the weakness of Iraq resulting from the differences between the band and their politicians, is what prompted the leader of Iran's Qods Force insulting him."
It is noteworthy that Iraq is currently experiencing a severe political crisis as a result of explosion of the differences between the coalition led by Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi, and the rule of law under the leadership of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, on the accusation of Vice President and leader of the Iraqi Tariq al-Hashimi, terrorism, and the issuance of the warrant was arrested, Maliki and asked to withdraw confidence from the deputy leader Saleh al-Mutlaq, the other in Iraq.
Mutlaq said that "what we want is to be conscious of the Iraqis that there is a legitimate racially divisive sectarian wants to slaughtering them from vein to vein," stressing the need to "resort to the union and the serious and sincere dialogue for their future and the unity of their country."
The leader of the Front for National Dialogue internalized within the Iraqi List, that "all are required genuine national unity and to be strong and we can build a relationship of peace and love with others and not, as some want to impose his control to the exclusion of the Iraqis."
The commander of Iran's Qods Force Qassem Soleimani, announced during a symposium entitled "Youth and Islamic awareness" in the presence of a number of young people from Arab countries, which saw revolutions against the systems of government, that Iraq and southern Lebanon are subject to the will of Tehran and its ideas, stressing that his country could regulate any movement aimed at the formation of Islamic governments in both countries.
The statements caused Soleimani Iraqi indignant reactions, have attacked the Sadrist movement led by Muqtada al-Sadr on Friday (January 20, 2012 now), those remarks, describing them as "unacceptable", adding that he would not allow any excuse to interfere the internal affairs of the country.
It also called on the coalition of state law, Izzat Shabandar, Also yesterday, the commander of Iran's Qods Force interpretation of the statements made on the submission to the will of Iraq, Iran and the possibility of the formation of an Islamic government, calling it "unacceptable encroachment" on the country's sovereignty.
While a senior leader of the Kurdistan Alliance, Mahmoud Othman, that the statements Soleimani "blatant interference in the affairs of Iraq," calling on the Iraqi government to take a firm stance is similar to its position statements from Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, released in more than one occasion, the positions of defending the independence of his government and denies being subject to any foreign intervention, especially from Iran, accused by the number of Iraqi parties and the European countries and the United States to interfere, directly to the affairs of Iraq's internal and support the armed groups and Shi'ite militias during the processing of weapons and explosives.
Saw the Iraqi-Iranian relations many differences due to decades, and mostly focused on the ownership of the Shatt al-Arab, which flows into the Gulf, and the Shah of Iran Mohammad Reza Pahlavi abolished in 1969 border agreement between the two countries in 1937, and a student at the time that line is the middle of the river (thalweg) the boundary between the two countries, and in 1972, and sporadic military clashes on the border, and after the mediation of Arab countries signed the Algiers Convention of 1975, which is under the middle of the Shatt al-Arab line is the boundary between Iran and Iraq.
Saw in 1979 a sharp deterioration in relations between Iraq and Iran after the victory of the Iranian Islamic revolution in 1979, and abolished by the former president Saddam Hussein Algiers Convention on 17 September 1980, and considered all the waters of the Shatt al-Arab part of Iraq's water, and in the September 22, 1980 income countries, a war that lasted until in 1980, which killed hundreds of thousands dead and wounded from both sides.
During the nineties continued hostility between the two countries under the embrace of Iran for some of the strength of the Iraqi opposition and the most important of the Badr Organization which represented the military wing of the Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution in Iraq, while the former regime provides support and facilities for the MEK opposition to the Iranian regime based in Iraq.
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21/01/2012 21:13
Leader of the National Dialogue Front, Hamid al-Mutlaq
"Portal Iraq," Baghdad - confirmed the National Dialogue Front led by Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq, Saturday, that there was a project sectarian purpose "slaughter of Iraq," stressing that the Iraqis will not be turned over to impose the will of foreign to them, in what was seen to divide politicians and their differences prompted the commander of Qods Force Iran's "bully" on Iraq.
The leader of the Front Hamid al-Mutlaq, said that "Iraqis will not be turned over to them to impose the will of a foreign, even before their politicians do," noting that "the weakness of Iraq resulting from the differences between the band and their politicians, is what prompted the leader of Iran's Qods Force insulting him."
It is noteworthy that Iraq is currently experiencing a severe political crisis as a result of explosion of the differences between the coalition led by Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi, and the rule of law under the leadership of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, on the accusation of Vice President and leader of the Iraqi Tariq al-Hashimi, terrorism, and the issuance of the warrant was arrested, Maliki and asked to withdraw confidence from the deputy leader Saleh al-Mutlaq, the other in Iraq.
Mutlaq said that "what we want is to be conscious of the Iraqis that there is a legitimate racially divisive sectarian wants to slaughtering them from vein to vein," stressing the need to "resort to the union and the serious and sincere dialogue for their future and the unity of their country."
The leader of the Front for National Dialogue internalized within the Iraqi List, that "all are required genuine national unity and to be strong and we can build a relationship of peace and love with others and not, as some want to impose his control to the exclusion of the Iraqis."
The commander of Iran's Qods Force Qassem Soleimani, announced during a symposium entitled "Youth and Islamic awareness" in the presence of a number of young people from Arab countries, which saw revolutions against the systems of government, that Iraq and southern Lebanon are subject to the will of Tehran and its ideas, stressing that his country could regulate any movement aimed at the formation of Islamic governments in both countries.
The statements caused Soleimani Iraqi indignant reactions, have attacked the Sadrist movement led by Muqtada al-Sadr on Friday (January 20, 2012 now), those remarks, describing them as "unacceptable", adding that he would not allow any excuse to interfere the internal affairs of the country.
It also called on the coalition of state law, Izzat Shabandar, Also yesterday, the commander of Iran's Qods Force interpretation of the statements made on the submission to the will of Iraq, Iran and the possibility of the formation of an Islamic government, calling it "unacceptable encroachment" on the country's sovereignty.
While a senior leader of the Kurdistan Alliance, Mahmoud Othman, that the statements Soleimani "blatant interference in the affairs of Iraq," calling on the Iraqi government to take a firm stance is similar to its position statements from Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, released in more than one occasion, the positions of defending the independence of his government and denies being subject to any foreign intervention, especially from Iran, accused by the number of Iraqi parties and the European countries and the United States to interfere, directly to the affairs of Iraq's internal and support the armed groups and Shi'ite militias during the processing of weapons and explosives.
Saw the Iraqi-Iranian relations many differences due to decades, and mostly focused on the ownership of the Shatt al-Arab, which flows into the Gulf, and the Shah of Iran Mohammad Reza Pahlavi abolished in 1969 border agreement between the two countries in 1937, and a student at the time that line is the middle of the river (thalweg) the boundary between the two countries, and in 1972, and sporadic military clashes on the border, and after the mediation of Arab countries signed the Algiers Convention of 1975, which is under the middle of the Shatt al-Arab line is the boundary between Iran and Iraq.
Saw in 1979 a sharp deterioration in relations between Iraq and Iran after the victory of the Iranian Islamic revolution in 1979, and abolished by the former president Saddam Hussein Algiers Convention on 17 September 1980, and considered all the waters of the Shatt al-Arab part of Iraq's water, and in the September 22, 1980 income countries, a war that lasted until in 1980, which killed hundreds of thousands dead and wounded from both sides.
During the nineties continued hostility between the two countries under the embrace of Iran for some of the strength of the Iraqi opposition and the most important of the Badr Organization which represented the military wing of the Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution in Iraq, while the former regime provides support and facilities for the MEK opposition to the Iranian regime based in Iraq.
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