Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad Shi’a Sudan said today, Monday, that the stolen amounts must be returned and there is no credibility for us unless we prove to the Iraqi citizen the possibility of restoring these funds.
According to the Sky News Arabia channel, the Sudanese also stated that it was essential to free the security agencies from partisan and political influence.
The leader of the Sadrist movement in Iraq, Muqtada al -Sadr, called, at a press conference in Najaf, his supporters to withdraw fully from before the parliament.
Four missiles that fell inside the residential complex bombed the Green Zone, while shells from the residential and municipal sectors east of Baghdad also caused damage.
After attempts to storm a security barrier leading to the Green Zone in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, media reports that there were fights and firing in the area of the Green Zone that resulted in 20 deaths and 200 injuries, including some Iraqi security officers.
According to media reports, the protesters held up signs demanding for the political establishment in Iraq to be overthrown.
Storming the Parliament
In protest against the “coordination framework” candidate for prime minister, hundreds of Muqtada al-Sadr supporters stormed the parliament building in the Green Zone of Baghdad, the capital of Iraq.
Political difficulties
Huge security and political challenges besieging Iraq amid a series of assassinations and collective withdrawals, as well as sectarian quotas in order to win the voters by intimidating them from nationalities and other sects.
Photos showing Nuri al-Maliki, the former prime minister of Iraq, transporting weaponry close to his residence in the Green Zone of downtown Baghdad, were released by the media.
Al-Sudani: Without convincing the Iraqi people that the money can be recovered, we lack credibility.
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