A delegation from the Sadrist movement, establishing "excesses" Kuwait on the ground in Iraq

Wednesday, 17 April / May 2013 13:40


Twilight News / said the Sadrist movement led by cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, Wednesday, that the latter sent a delegation of power to the Umm Qasr and Safwan in the south of the country in order to assess the process of demarcation of the border between Iraq and Kuwait after receiving chest complaints from citizens, the existence of "excesses" Kuwait on their land .

The representative of the chest, Awn al-Musawi's "Twilight News" that "the visit will be to Umm Qasr, Safwan to know the opinion of the people on the issue of the demarcation of the border," adding that "the demands will be sent to Mr. Sadr, including the rejection of abuses by the State of Kuwait to Iraq."

And on the visit of the representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations Martin Kobler to Basra, and his meeting with the governor of Basra, in the recent period, al-Moussawi said, "Kobler is not Iraq in order to decide the issue of demarcation, and this topic, however, the sons of Iraq."

Kobler had been announced from Basra late last month for resolving the issue of the demarcation of the land border between Iraq and Kuwait, which remained stuck for decades.

And intercepted hundreds of Iraqis to evacuate their homes in the near Umm Qasr after the company began contracting with Kuwait to extend the pipeline to the dividing line between the two countries.

Iraqis said that the demarcation of the border as the current leads to the deduction of Iraqi territory and annex it to Kuwait, but the process went ahead later.

A member of the security and defense committee parliamentary governor Zamili, a member of the delegation of the Sadrist movement to the border areas, for "Twilight News" that "the visit comes under the guidance by Muqtada al-Sadr to take the demands of the people," adding that "This topic has been obscuring it politically and in the media The reason for the visit comes after claims and appeals by the parents of Mr. Sadr to follow up the matter and on this delegation has been sent. "

He pointed out that "the theme of Umm Qasr is for Iraq in general, and we'll go to follow the excesses and then we will raise a report to Mr. Sadr for suitable position is taken by directing the Iraqi government to take a decisive stand to ensure the rights of the Iraqi people."

In turn, said a member of the Iraqi parliament for the Liberal bloc in Basra, Hussein Al-Mansouri's "Twilight News" that "it's not the subject of the demarcation of the border it is a rape of the border, and the agreement signed by the previous regime at the time and signed to end the war, not the demarcation of the border."

He pointed out that UN Resolution No. 833 unfairly against Iraqis were not a party.

The UN Security Council issued in 1993, Resolution No. 833 which provides for the demarcation of the border between Kuwait and Iraq and along about 216 km.

However, many Iraqi officials objected after the fall of the former regime in 2003 on the resolution, and said that the decision imposed on Iraq under international pressure and in unusual circumstances.


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