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Al-Maliki: first Iraqi army troops in Turkish Kurdistan
05-11-2012-14: 58
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Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki Monday, objections to Tigris operations a flagrant violation of the Constitution, in the first Iraqi army troops in Turkish Kurdistan, noting the presence of tanks, armored vehicles and Turkish planes in the region speak one.
Al-Maliki said speaking on the brackets which will be broadcast later on Sumerian space, "objections to Tigris operations a flagrant violation of the Constitution and is hit on the head", stating that "there are no restrictions on the movement of Iraqi army by the Constitution of a federal army have the right to be in Basra or Zakho and no one prevented."
Al-Maliki said that "all Iraq divided into operations leaders didn't talk one of them because it's normal procedure," he said, adding that "no right to talk to the Governor of Kirkuk, and this constitutional violation."
The Prime Minister said that "Kirkuk province of Iraq and the Iraqi army as the Constitution enters Kirkuk, Erbil and Salahaddin, Sulaymaniyah," pointing out that "there are intentions under the curtain and don't want to be the federal authority control or presence or prosecution".
Al-Maliki said that "there is a flaw in the area and the right to have the operations command coordinates between the provinces," he said, adding that "the Iraqi army first Turkish troops presence in Kurdistan."
And wondered "why Prime silence on the survival of Turkish forces in two balamadet Bamarni since 1995 so far," he said, adding "the presence of tanks, armored vehicles and aircraft and army convoys outside intervention and nobody speaks about".
Al-Maliki stressed that "there is no reason to fear because we do not target Iraqi Kurdistan and Kurdish people do not want to fight, but we want to go after terrorism anywhere," hoping that "first two forces and Iraqi army."
He called Al-Maliki to Kurdistan, "Iraqi Constitution" controls, but added that "Tigris operations as much as possible avoid any provocation and direction to the security file."
The Prime Minister said that "talking about disputed area doesn't mean they go to Kurdistan, but becomes a kind of management and not just the Federal Government and be violent."
The Iraqi Defense Ministry announced, (3 July 2012), the formation of a "Tigris" operations command headed by Commander of the Diyala operations chief Abdul Amir Al-zaidi group to oversee the security file in Diyala and Kirkuk, said Kirkuk Council Security Committee rejected resolution "to secure and that conservation of the disputed areas", saying that it will fail without prior coordination between the Governments in Baghdad and Erbil and Kirkuk.
He was the Governor of Kirkuk, on (October 28, 2012), for refusing to recognize the leadership of Tigris and handling operations, describing them as a "failed".
Tigris operations organized, (21 October 2012), the first military parade North West of Kirkuk on the occasion of graduated 418 fighters from affiliates, with the graduates have received training in various tanks, engineering machinery and physical strength.
With Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, (24 October 2012) that objections Kirkuk governorate to form the Tigris operations command is not based on a legal basis, while stressing that the composition of operational command is an administrative and regulatory action, the Kurdistan regional guard forces movement in the disputed zones illegal and unconstitutional.
Two Minister in the Kurdistan Regional Government Iraq Jafar Sheikh Mustapha, threatened (26 October 2012), addressing the operational command of the Tigris in the event moved militarily, with Arabic group excluded in Kirkuk Governorate Council, a military confrontation between the Tigris and command operations, two forces respond to two Minister by Central Government.
The decision to form the Tigris operations met with mixed reactions, as a Deputy from the Kurdistan Alliance mohama Khalil, (July 4, 2012), "targeting political privilege", warning Iraqi army officers who hold legacy and culture of the former regime "of overriding constitutional entitlements, as head of the liberal parliamentary bloc Bahaa Al-araji, in (September 10, 2012), the Office of the Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces and Cabinet who put up the country's politics, saying that the formation of Tigris operations command decision should not vexes Others.
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