***Jaafari prepare a paper "solve problems" and is heading to Erbil

23-11-2012 | (Voice of Iraq) - Add a comment -
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Sotaliraq.com A source in the National Alliance, the alliance president Ibrahim al-Jaafari, a paper in coordination with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki include several points for "solving problems" sticking with the Kurdistan Regional Government, noting that al-Jaafari this paper will travel to Arbil next week after the end of the Ashura ceremony.

Relations between Arbil and Baghdad heightened tensions after the government announced the formation of the Tigris Operations Command in the disputed areas in Kirkuk, Diyala, Salahuddin and rejected the Kurdish leadership and the Kirkuk Provincial Council this step.

The source, who asked not to be named for "Twilight News", "The head of the National Alliance Ibrahim Jaafari will be a bargaining chip in coordination with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Arbil include many points to resolve the outstanding problems between the two parties."

He explained that "al-Jaafari tour will begin talks this paper through a visit to Arbil next week after the Ashura ceremony."

The mass citizen affiliated with the National Alliance called, last Tuesday, to rein in the language of the statements convulsive between the province and the center, expressed their willingness to mediate in order to dialogue and to maintain calm on the opportunity in accordance with the Constitution.

It also announced the Liberal bloc in Parliament that represents the Sadrist movement, last Wednesday, announced that it will enter mediation to end the current crisis between the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government.

And saw the town of Tuz in Salah ad Din province, last Friday, an armed clash between the forces of the federal police and troops from the Peshmerga guarding based partisan follower of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, killing a citizen Turkmen and injuring ten members of the police, and the subsequent escalation of media from both sides incipient What is the most dangerous according to observers.


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