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Jumblatt wired-Maliki and Talabani: Thursday's bombing targeting Iraq's unity and stability at a time when getting ready to prepare for the Arab summit
Friday, February 24, 2012 18:50
Baghdad {: News} Euphrates President sent the Lebanese Progressive Socialist Party MP Walid Jumblatt, to President Jalal Talabani and Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki sent a cable of condolences condemning the bombing incidents in Iraq yesterday and claimed the lives of dozens of citizens.
He said in his message published by the National News Agency said the Lebanese "" I condemn this brutal bombings that left many dead and wounded, and that comes your brother has been struggling to resolve internal differences and work to prepare for the upcoming Arab summit.
He added that "these crimes barbaric targeted in the past, Iraq, aimed at today's unity and stability, from here it is for the Iraqis, and despite all the wounds that adhere more than ever their unity national is the only way to preserve the unity and stability of Iraq."
The areas in Baghdad and the provinces yesterday witnessed several bombings that killed dozens of citizens. Ended
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Friday, February 24, 2012 18:50
Baghdad {: News} Euphrates President sent the Lebanese Progressive Socialist Party MP Walid Jumblatt, to President Jalal Talabani and Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki sent a cable of condolences condemning the bombing incidents in Iraq yesterday and claimed the lives of dozens of citizens.
He said in his message published by the National News Agency said the Lebanese "" I condemn this brutal bombings that left many dead and wounded, and that comes your brother has been struggling to resolve internal differences and work to prepare for the upcoming Arab summit.
He added that "these crimes barbaric targeted in the past, Iraq, aimed at today's unity and stability, from here it is for the Iraqis, and despite all the wounds that adhere more than ever their unity national is the only way to preserve the unity and stability of Iraq."
The areas in Baghdad and the provinces yesterday witnessed several bombings that killed dozens of citizens. Ended
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