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A massive wave of anger broke out in popular Iraqi circles and in support of the protests, due to the meeting of the representative of the United Nations Mission in Iraq, Jeanine Plasschaert, with the Chief of Staff of the Popular Mobilization Forces, Abdulaziz al-Muhammadawi, nicknamed “the uncle.”
Yesterday, the People’s Mobilization Authority said: “The Chief of Staff of the People’s Mobilization Authority, Abdul Aziz al-Muhammadawi, received the Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General in Iraq, Jenin Hennes-Plasschaert, within the headquarters of the Commission, and during the meeting discussed the evolution of the security situation in the country and the persecution of the remnants of ISIS. The terrorist who tries to disrupt security and stability in some regions.
Al-Muhammadawi emphasized that “the Popular Mobilization Authority is an official institution linked to the Iraqi state, and is subject to the decisions of the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces”, highlighting “the need to support the state and its decisions, and respect its prestige ”.
Who is the uncle?
Abdul Aziz al-Muhammadawi, or “al-Khal”, is classified on the US terrorism list. He is a member of the Shura Commission in the Iraqi Hezbollah Brigades and a field leader who participated in many of those brigades’ battles, and there is a widespread belief that he runs one of Hezbollah’s detention centers in Jurf. Rock.
Sources say “Al-Muhammadawi” is the same man they called “the uncle,” the word that was written on the walls of the US embassy in Baghdad after the attack last December by militants loyal to Tehran. .
And Iraqi activists expressed their anger and resentment at the UN representative’s meeting with Muhammadawi, who was seen as representing the Iranian line in the country, away from Iraqi interests, especially since he was accused of killing hundreds of protesters. .
Once again she insists UNAMI @UNIraq Challenge the feelings of Iraqis and act against what the United Nations declares about its efforts to combat impunity and accountability for war crimes and crimes against humanity.
What did Plasschaert discuss with the murderers of Iraq’s youth? Have you studied with them the ways to extradite them to the International Criminal Court? pic.twitter.com/zymX9wfUuP– Naji Haraj (@NajiHaraj) October 2, 2020
And “Plasschaert” faced widespread criticism from bloggers and activists, wondering about the nature of his role in Iraq and whether he is carrying out the task of “putting out” the fires, between the militias on the one hand, and the Iraqi government and forces. of the coalition for the other.
Without foolishnesses …
unconscient …
بلا حل ..
She feeds and pays her money while Iraq is in danger !!
Accuser? … or stupid? … or corrupt? #Blashart_humanity pic.twitter.com/dMdCyVrGVQ– Dr. Haider AlFadhli (Al-Ghuzi) (@haideralfahli) October 2, 2020
Iraqis launched the hashtags “Plasschaert, the enemy of humanity” and “Aunt Umm Fadak”, to express their anger at the visit, while demanding that the government reconsider the UN mission.
The Executive Director of the Geneva International Justice Center, Naji Harj, told him in a comment: “We understand that the terrorist (Abu Fadak), who leaves behind the image of Soleimani, and the engineer, is certainly saying now: Here they are the United Nations legalizing what we have done in terms of killing, displacing and torturing Iraqis, AND what we have done with the sniper of youth and human rights defenders.
“But we cannot understand what the United Nations would like to say and how it justifies it,” he added.
The representative of the United Nations has shown her partiality towards the oppressive ruler, not towards free peoples who rebel. Therefore, we in Iraq reject them and they have to go because they are the other side of terrorism. Rather, it is the mouthpiece of militia terrorism and offends the neutral and elevated role of the United Nations. #Blashart_humanity pic.twitter.com/DucpjFfyOF
– م عب عبودل عبا ٰۧلٰۧۧكۧ @ @ ه @ @ @ @ @ Moola_abood October 2, 2020
This is not the first time the head of the UN mission in Iraq has sparked controversy, as her tweet last November sparked widespread anger in Iraq after she criticized protesters for blocking roads and disrupting the country’s infrastructure.
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