According to Sky News Arabia, Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi organised rescue attempts for people trapped in the collapsed building in Karrada, Baghdad, and launched an investigation into the tragedy.
Four missiles that landed in the residential complex and bombarded the Green Zone did damage, as did shells that came from the east Baghdad neighbourhoods of Al-Habiba and Al-Baladiyat.
Additionally, media sites reported gunfire and skirmishes near the Green Zone in the Iraqi capital city of Baghdad.
Twenty individuals lost their lives in the skirmishes that followed efforts to breach a security checkpoint leading to the Green Zone in the capital city of Baghdad, while 200 others were hurt, including several Iraqi security officials.
According to media reports, the protesters held up signs demanding for the political establishment in Iraq to be overthrown.
enter the parliament
In the Green Zone of Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, hundreds of Muqtada al-Sadr supporters stormed the parliament to demonstrate against the “coordinating framework” candidate for prime minister.
political difficulties
Massive security and political obstacles, including sectarian quotas used to intimidate voters of various nationalities and sects, are besieging Iraq in the midst of a spate of murders and mass exodus.
Additionally, media sites released images showing Nuri al-Maliki, the former prime minister of Iraq, carrying a firearm close to his residence in the Green Zone of central Baghdad.
protective squad
Al-Maliki surrounded him with a protective force carrying firearms after learning that Muqtada al-supporters Sadr’s attempted to enter his home.
Al-Kazemi oversees mobilisation actions to free people imprisoned in the building that fell in Baghdad and launch an investigation into the tragedy.
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