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Hours after Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi announced the formation of a committee to investigate violations of the country’s prestige, the aforementioned committee began its work.
Hours after Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi announced the formation of a committee to investigate violations of the country’s prestige, the aforementioned committee began its work.
In the latest leaks as a result of the investigation, the commission concluded that the Katyusha were members of the Iraqi Hezbollah militia.
The information also suggested that the explosives were manufactured in Jurf al-Sakhar, that area that was strategic before the militia made it a forbidden zone.
The lair of the militia for missile development and planning
Until 2014, Jurf al-Sakhr was inhabited by Sunni Arabs, but after its liberation from ISIS, Kataib Hezbollah prevented residents from returning.
It also prevented any other Iraqi forces from entering Jurf al-Sakhar, which is a haven for Kataib Hezbollah activities, including missile development.
A committee with open powers
On Tuesday, Al-Kazemi’s office issued a document that includes the formation of a committee to investigate violations targeting Iraq’s security, prestige, reputation and international obligations, and to identify defaulters.
He pointed out that “this committee is authorized to obtain any information that it requests from any party, and we hope that its results will arrive within the established deadline for this. The results of this committee will contribute to confirm the prestige and professionalism of the State and the military institution.” .
The committee is also expected to work in conjunction with representatives of the House of Representatives, the Security and Defense Committee, including the head of the House Security and Defense Committee, Representative Muhammad Ridha Dawud Nasser Al-Haidari, Vice President of the House Security and Defense Committee, Representative Nayef Makif Shannan Al-Shammari and Representative Haraki Nasser Yusef. Speaker of the Security and Defense Committee of the House of Representatives.
The decision confirmed that the committee’s work is submitted within 30 days from the date of implementation of this order.
One year after the protests
It is noteworthy that, on October 1 of this year, the anniversary of the first anniversary of the massive protests that spread throughout Iraq, interspersed with violent events that led to the death of some 500 protesters and the arrest or kidnapping of dozens. On the part of some militias, the fate of some of them is unknown.
These protests also included attacks by so-called blue hats belonging to al-Sadr, according to what various protesters had previously accused, while al-Sadr repeatedly announced his support for the protesters’ demands.
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