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Palm-parliamentary integrity Commission revealed Thursday, the names of the more than 17 people including senior government officials, "wanted" on Russian arms deal, saying the Defense Agency Minister and Government spokesman.
Integrity Committee member Jawad alshahili press conference, today, at the Parliament building, there is an official document from the Presidency of Parliament parliamentary integrity Committee showed the names of technical and legal delegation and financial went to Russia to negotiate a contract, adding more than 17 personal wanted to investigate the Commission of integrity including Defense Minister Saadoun al-dulaimi and Government spokesman Al-Dabbagh and Azza alshabandar.
Alshahili said that among the names also counter-terrorism Chief Lt. General shaghati student projects, and air defense commander Lt. General Obeid Jabbar Kadhim and General muhannad Jawad Hassan, Secretary General and Director General of armament General Zia Abdul Jabar waltghir said, noting that the names also included Brigadier General Hassan Jassim, Uday, engineer and General Mohammed Abdul Razak Mohammed, Mohammed Majid and Colonel Matar, Colonel Abbas Uddin Abdul Hussein of the air defense command.
He alshahili to the names included Brigadier General Hussein Imran goes jurist of the Directorate General of armaments and equipment, Brigadier General Bakr Ahmed Nayef of the Directorate-General for budget and programs, Brig. Abdul-Karim Ahmed Mohamed muhessein of the Army aviation command, and the employee raised íçêã ãÍãæÏ lumberjack translator in the Directorate General of armaments and equipment.
Alshahili revealed that the delegation which went to Russia joined by Deputy Commander of the army major general aviation pilot Al dakheel Abdul, Assistant Director General of armament and equipment Asaad Abboud, Star and Army aviation engineering manager Brigadier engineer Mazen Mohsen Hassan, Colonel Haider Abdul Latif Saleh engineer command of Army aviation.
And Prime Minister's media adviser Ali al-Mosawi, November 10, 2012, Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki canceled a Russian disarmament deal valued at 4 billion dollars, after returning from Moscow after suspicions of corruption, but he intends to renegotiate.
And Government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh had warned Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki the existence of suspicions of corruption on the Russian arms deal before leaving for Moscow, again denying that it has any connection with corruption surrounding the deal.
For Al-Maliki in turn denies that Al-Dabbagh has told him the existence of suspicions of corruption in the arms deal with the Russian side, but added that he did not call for any task.
And this case series of reactions by political blocs, notably by the Liberal bloc of Sadr that charge close to the Office of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to receive commissions from the Russian side to pass the arms deal could "pass unnoticed", urging Al-Maliki to detect those involved and prevent the suspects from travelling.
The Kurdistan Alliance, (20 November 2012), a House Committee to investigate the arms deal with Russia, saying it includes members in committees and parliamentary security and defence.
And Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, (October 12, 2012), his official visit which included Russia, the Czech Republic, which caused mixed reactions by Kurds since the Kurdistan Alliance, (13 October 2012), concern about arms deals held by the Iraqi Government with Russia, the Czech Republic, calling to clarify mechanisms of those transactions, with students not except two forces.
The Presidency of the territory that "Baghdad command operations solution rejected Tigris and stop progress towards Kirkuk and time-outs", stressing that "lack of commitment to the Constitution threatens the stability of Iraq and its unity."
The Presidency of the Kurdistan region of Iraq, announced on Thursday, the head of region Massoud Barzani held a meeting with Kurdish parties to discuss the current situation between the region and Baghdad, confirming that the meeting is the second in less than a week after the meeting in (22 November 2012).
The source revealed that the Kurdish Barzani negotiator informed the delegation that the approval of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to withdraw Iraqi troops from disputed areas, stressing that Al-Maliki has also agreed a Tigris operations, he noted that the meeting decided to retain the two forces in those areas.
The crisis escalated between Kurdistan and Baghdad, after tawz district in the Salah al-Din governorate, (November 16, 2012), marked by the clash of elements of Tigris operations and protect the parade "Kurdish" named Curran core, killing and injuring 11 people, mostly of Tigris operations, which deeply rooted crisis mainly between the parties, and tensions escalated their rhetoric, warned of "civil war" as observers, as each party accused the other of Alliance troops near elimination, The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to launch an initiative to resolve the crisis is to form a joint force to protect the disputed areas.
The delegation of the two civilians in Baghdad, announced on Tuesday (November 27, 2012), agreed with the Iraqi Defense Ministry on 14 points to resolve the crisis between Baghdad and Erbil, the main points agreed upon was the development of a security authority in Kirkuk but police and security, and establish a mechanism for the withdrawal of all forces to Kirkuk, animated with the Kurdistan Regional Government, announced the postponement of the two Ministers and meeting with counterpart in Baghdad for technical reasons.
The speaker of the House of Osama's intervention and an initiative to narrow the differences and resolve the crisis, after meeting with Barzani in the region (21 November), the latter agreed to Iraq's acceptance of the initiative to negotiate a return of year 2009, of the formation of joint forces to protect the disputed areas.
The Iraqi Defense Ministry announced the formation of Tigris in command operations (3 July 2012), to oversee the security file in Diyala, Kirkuk, and later joined by Salah al-Din governorate, which irritated the Kurds, as they considered "game" political, security, military, and demanded the Federal Government undid.
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