
BAGHDAD (Reuters) – Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Aram Sheikh Mohammed on Monday accused the leadership of the Kurdish region of waging a dirty war in Kirkuk and northern Iraq on grounds of the alleged establishment of the Kurdish state, noting that the establishment of the state was imposed for the personal and party interests of a few people.
“The leadership of the Kurdistan region bears the consequences of a dirty war in Kirkuk and northern Iraq on the grounds of the alleged establishment of the Kurdish state,” Sheikh Mohammad said.
“This dirty war, which was imposed because of the referendum and the lie of establishing the Kurdish state, came to the personal and partisan interests of a few people,” he said.
Joint Iraqi forces, supported by popular mobilization factions, moved to carry out redeployments in positions under their control prior to the June 9, 2017 events.