Najafi asserts coalition deputies to boycott parliament sessions and calls for the convening of an emergency session of dialogue to discuss the crisis Anbar

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[Baghdad - where]



Confirmed coalition [Uniting for Reform], led by House Speaker Osama Najafi County Coalition MPs attend a parliament session for which Cistanfea Saturday.



The coalition [Uniting for Reform], had announced last Monday to provide his deputies resigned from parliament in protest against the events of Anbar, while the president of the coalition, House Speaker Osama Najafi and his withdrawal from the document the social ladder "to slough Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki of its provisions."



It is scheduled to resume on Saturday, the House of Representatives in its agenda without discussing the events of Anbar.



The MP said the united full-Dulaimi told all of Iraq [where] "We are preparing the meetings of Parliament next and what is happening in Anbar endures more than one party from the security leaders who cheated the government false information and instead of the good side of the citizens of Anbar lost the province as a whole. Says.



Dulaimi called for "emergency hold a dialogue session with the decision-makers to contain the security crisis, political or boycott the upcoming parliamentary elections."



It was Mary Rayes adviser of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki had announced last Wednesday that al-Maliki accepted the resignation of ministers of the Iraqi List, who boycotted the Cabinet meeting, saying that "al-Maliki will cost the new ministers to positions of resigning."



Anbar province is witnessing fierce battles between security forces backed by tribal gunmen affiliated with al-Qaeda and Daash], especially in the cities of Fallujah and Ramadi, killing dozens of insurgents. The Council of Anbar province, has announced the security forces managed to seize control of 80% in the province.



The besieged Iraqi forces and tribal militants in Ramadi and Fallujah, hundreds of militants from al [Daash], and locked in fierce battles with them to prevent them from returning to the control of the two cities.



The central government decided last Wednesday re-deployment of the army in the cities of Anbar after dragging them for one day due to the proliferation of armed groups from al-Qaeda and Daash] who took control of a number of police stations and burning some of them in the cities of Fallujah and Ramadi, as announced Anbar tribes carry arms against armed groups and support the security forces against those totals.







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