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ITF calls for al-Maliki to respond tocomments by the governor of Kirkuk on the Peshmerga
Author: AMA Editor: MN | BR Sunday 11 March 2012 13:46 GMT
Alsumaria News / Kirkuk
called Turkmen Front in Kirkuk, Sunday, responding to comments by the governor of Kirkuk to maintain a brigade of Peshmerga for the use of it when needed, pointing out that the lack of response means that there is an agreement between him and the Government of the Territory deploy the Peshmerga in the disputed areas, l saying that their presence in the province is unconstitutional. said in a statement released today by the Iraqi Turkmen Front and received "Alsumaria News", a copy of "The Front calls for the central government, particularly Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to" respond to comments by the governor in which he referred to the maintenance of a brigade of Peshmerga in Kirkuk under ordered him to hire him when needed. " and added that "the lack of response means that there is an agreement between him and the Government of the Territory on the publishing of the Peshmerga in Kirkuk and disputed areas," the statement said. The statement pointed out that "the presence of elements of the Peshmerga and elements of other security unconstitutional in Kirkuk, which is one of the causes of instability security of the multiplicity of decisions, orders and overlapping of responsibilities, "adding that" the presence of elements of the Peshmerga in Kirkuk, both in the center or the parties is not legal according to the Constitution, which considers guards of the region. " The statement that "the claim of the governor of Kirkuk use peshmerga under any pretext, even if The protection of Kirkuk from terrorism evidence of weak leadership where security, "pointing out that" the majority of the leaders of the elements of the security forces who are 15 thousand of Kurdish nationalism. " declared the governor of Kirkuk, in (9 March 2012) to maintain a brigade of Peshmerga for the use of it when needed under ordered him, saying at the same time that the security situation in Kirkuk is better than southern cities, while stressed the need to implement the decision of the central government to cancel the decisions of the Committee on the north. and MP for the province of Kirkuk, Yassin al-Obeidi, on Saturday 10 March 2012, the deployment of the Peshmerga in the province. " exceeded "the Constitution, while calling for the deployment of the Iraqi army in the province, called the Oil Ministry to clarify its position on the referral of the Kurdistan Regional Government contracts to drill oil wells within the limits of Kirkuk. was supposed to withdraw the joint forces that entered Kirkuk after the tensions that took place against the backdrop of statements in which he called President Jalal Talabani (on 8 March 2011) to form a coalition strategic Kurdish Turkmen in Kirkuk to edit who he described as "terrorists and occupiers of new", and demanded that the Kurds not to forget the subject areas. "withheld" from Kurdistan and annexed to it, as described Kirkuk as "Jerusalem of Kurdistan," which is no longer so far to the region, especially that the Ministry of Peshmerga instructed in March of last year for its troops deployed in areas of south-west of Kirkuk, to withdraw to their headquarters in the provinces of the region, after stabilizing the security situation there.
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Author: AMA Editor: MN | BR Sunday 11 March 2012 13:46 GMT
Alsumaria News / Kirkuk
called Turkmen Front in Kirkuk, Sunday, responding to comments by the governor of Kirkuk to maintain a brigade of Peshmerga for the use of it when needed, pointing out that the lack of response means that there is an agreement between him and the Government of the Territory deploy the Peshmerga in the disputed areas, l saying that their presence in the province is unconstitutional. said in a statement released today by the Iraqi Turkmen Front and received "Alsumaria News", a copy of "The Front calls for the central government, particularly Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to" respond to comments by the governor in which he referred to the maintenance of a brigade of Peshmerga in Kirkuk under ordered him to hire him when needed. " and added that "the lack of response means that there is an agreement between him and the Government of the Territory on the publishing of the Peshmerga in Kirkuk and disputed areas," the statement said. The statement pointed out that "the presence of elements of the Peshmerga and elements of other security unconstitutional in Kirkuk, which is one of the causes of instability security of the multiplicity of decisions, orders and overlapping of responsibilities, "adding that" the presence of elements of the Peshmerga in Kirkuk, both in the center or the parties is not legal according to the Constitution, which considers guards of the region. " The statement that "the claim of the governor of Kirkuk use peshmerga under any pretext, even if The protection of Kirkuk from terrorism evidence of weak leadership where security, "pointing out that" the majority of the leaders of the elements of the security forces who are 15 thousand of Kurdish nationalism. " declared the governor of Kirkuk, in (9 March 2012) to maintain a brigade of Peshmerga for the use of it when needed under ordered him, saying at the same time that the security situation in Kirkuk is better than southern cities, while stressed the need to implement the decision of the central government to cancel the decisions of the Committee on the north. and MP for the province of Kirkuk, Yassin al-Obeidi, on Saturday 10 March 2012, the deployment of the Peshmerga in the province. " exceeded "the Constitution, while calling for the deployment of the Iraqi army in the province, called the Oil Ministry to clarify its position on the referral of the Kurdistan Regional Government contracts to drill oil wells within the limits of Kirkuk. was supposed to withdraw the joint forces that entered Kirkuk after the tensions that took place against the backdrop of statements in which he called President Jalal Talabani (on 8 March 2011) to form a coalition strategic Kurdish Turkmen in Kirkuk to edit who he described as "terrorists and occupiers of new", and demanded that the Kurds not to forget the subject areas. "withheld" from Kurdistan and annexed to it, as described Kirkuk as "Jerusalem of Kurdistan," which is no longer so far to the region, especially that the Ministry of Peshmerga instructed in March of last year for its troops deployed in areas of south-west of Kirkuk, to withdraw to their headquarters in the provinces of the region, after stabilizing the security situation there.
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