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Protesters agree to support the Iraqi Security Forces
Thursday, May 02, 2013
The leader of the Iraqi Awakening, Sheikh Ahmed Abu Risha, on Thursday, that the leaders of the demonstrations had agreed at a meeting on Thursday, to authorize Sheikh Abdul-Malik al-Saadi to negotiate with the government, stressing that the protesters agreed to support the Iraqi security forces in all its formations and التسمك argument and moderation during Friday sermons.
said Abu Risha, in an interview for "Alsumaria News", "The leaders of the sit-in Anbar and various cities of Iraq, Juloa Sheikh Abdul-Malik al-Saadi to negotiate with the government on their demands," stressing that "the demonstrators supporting the national dialogue purely between the government and their representative Sheikh Saadi" .
said Abu Risha, that "an expanded meeting in the city of Ramadi, held by representatives of the squares sit in a number of provinces on Thursday, concluded an agreement to support the attribution of the Iraqi army and security forces in various configurations," noting that "the meeting also agreed on adhering to moderation in Friday sermons. "
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Thursday, May 02, 2013
The leader of the Iraqi Awakening, Sheikh Ahmed Abu Risha, on Thursday, that the leaders of the demonstrations had agreed at a meeting on Thursday, to authorize Sheikh Abdul-Malik al-Saadi to negotiate with the government, stressing that the protesters agreed to support the Iraqi security forces in all its formations and التسمك argument and moderation during Friday sermons.
said Abu Risha, in an interview for "Alsumaria News", "The leaders of the sit-in Anbar and various cities of Iraq, Juloa Sheikh Abdul-Malik al-Saadi to negotiate with the government on their demands," stressing that "the demonstrators supporting the national dialogue purely between the government and their representative Sheikh Saadi" .
said Abu Risha, that "an expanded meeting in the city of Ramadi, held by representatives of the squares sit in a number of provinces on Thursday, concluded an agreement to support the attribution of the Iraqi army and security forces in various configurations," noting that "the meeting also agreed on adhering to moderation in Friday sermons. "
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