The Iraqi stage is tense after the Sadrist movement’s leader, Muqtada al-Sadr, declared his retirement from political activities.
After 33 people were murdered, including al-Sadr supporters, during their clash with the Popular Mobilization Forces, al-Sadr issued a plea for his followers to withdraw fully from the sit-in.
As a result, residents all over the world began to pay attention to the newest events in the Iraqi arena, which has become extremely heated as a result of the current developments. As a result, the Al-Fajr electronic platform analysed all of the current news information.
Following the Federal Court’s decision that it will hear the matter of dissolving Parliament without pleading next Tuesday.
Muqtada al-Sadr, the leader of the Iraqi Sadrist movement, announced his retirement from political activities and decision not to intervene in them via a tweet on the social networking site Twitter.
The office of Al-Sadr issued a statement on the social networking site Twitter prohibiting the use of slogans and chants as well as speaking on behalf of the movement during the rallies.
The office of Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi published a statement on the social networking site Twitter, which stated: “The dangerous developments that occurred in our dear Iraq today, from demonstrators storming the Green Zone and entering government institutions, indicate the seriousness of the consequences of the The persistence and accumulation of political differences.”
The statement said, “Protesters circumventing governmental institutions is a prohibited behaviour that falls outside of legal circumstances.”
We appeal to His Eminence Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr, who has always backed the state and underlined the importance of the state’s reputation and respect for the security forces, to assist in calling the protestors to leave government facilities.
The statement emphasised that the political debate has harmed all state institutions and does not serve the Iraqi people’s capabilities, ambitions, future, or territorial integrity.
Al-Kazemi urged Iraqi political parties to exercise restraint, saying, “We renew everyone’s call for restraint, and we call on demonstrators to immediately withdraw from the Green Zone and abide by the instructions of the security forces responsible for protecting official institutions and citizens’ lives.”
Al-Sadr wrote a message on Twitter in which he makes the following suggestions:
1) All political parties resign from government seats; 2) Parliament is dissolved; and early elections are held;
3) The absence of figures who have been active in political life since the US occupation in 2003.
Muqtada al-Sadr, the Sadrist movement’s leader, has urged on his people to leave Green Square and other areas of need.
Al-Sadr ordered his supporters 60 minutes to leave the sit-in fully. Al-Sadr emphasised that what is happening is not a healthy revolution since Shiite forces loyal to the Iranian regime are attempting to kill protestors. Al-Sadr praised the security forces for not taking sides during the recent events. It occurred.
Hassan al-Athari, the leader of the resigned Sadrist caucus, declared on the social networking platform Telegram that Muqtada al-Sadr had begun a hunger strike until violence and the use of weapons ceased.
Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi remarked on Twitter that His Eminence Muqtada Al-plea Sadr’s to end violence reflects the greatest levels of patriotism and desire to safeguard Iraqi blood.
Stop using escalationary rhetoric in politics and security, and start a rapid and constructive discussion to address situations.
Today, Tuesday, the Iraqi armed forces announced the lifting of the curfew that was enforced throughout Iraq yesterday, Monday, in response to the instability and clashes that followed Al-announcement Sadr’s of his ultimate retirement from politics.
Iraqi sources verified that the pullout is being carried out by Sadrist followers in response to al-call. Sadr’s
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