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URGENT .. URGENT .. Prime Minister: bombings yesterday, and behind two senior officers in the Iraqi army
By Najaf News
Najaf News / Exclusive - Haider al-Janabi - Baghdad
Detect Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, said bombings yesterday in Iraq and behind two senior officers in the Iraqi army
and Maliki said in an interview with a group of journalists from different governorates of Iraq: We will not be in Iraq Astaqraramena hundred percent as long as there are partners in the political process those accused of crime, indicating that the : to be the application of Iraqi law, the right of a criminal, regardless of the recipe.
and pointed out: The political process continues and Iraq on the day after experiencing a significant improvement in all respects, adding that: Arab summit will be held on time with the participation of Arab leaders and this in itself an achievement of the government.
The points of information that more than 30 explosions took place in cities and towns across Iraq Tuesday, killing 52 and injuring at least about 250, despite a major security crackdown before the Arab Summit to be held in Baghdad next week.
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By Najaf News
Najaf News / Exclusive - Haider al-Janabi - Baghdad
Detect Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, said bombings yesterday in Iraq and behind two senior officers in the Iraqi army
and Maliki said in an interview with a group of journalists from different governorates of Iraq: We will not be in Iraq Astaqraramena hundred percent as long as there are partners in the political process those accused of crime, indicating that the : to be the application of Iraqi law, the right of a criminal, regardless of the recipe.
and pointed out: The political process continues and Iraq on the day after experiencing a significant improvement in all respects, adding that: Arab summit will be held on time with the participation of Arab leaders and this in itself an achievement of the government.
The points of information that more than 30 explosions took place in cities and towns across Iraq Tuesday, killing 52 and injuring at least about 250, despite a major security crackdown before the Arab Summit to be held in Baghdad next week.
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