Tuesday 21 August 2018 - 08:45
Efforts to Form a Majority Parliamentary Group in Iraq
The result of Iraq’s election after months of disputes, was approved by Federal Supreme Court of Iraq.
The result of Iraq’s election after months of disputes, was approved by Federal Supreme Court of Iraq.
Turkey’s fighter jets yesterday, bombarded some of the regions in Sanjar (of Iraq), which resulted the death of a high ranking commander of PKK, named Zaki Shangali including two other individuals.
Islamic World News Analysis Group: According to the announcement of Independent High Electoral Commission of Iraq, the result of the votes are according to the results of electronic counting.
Islamic World News Analysis Group: While Iraq Internet (most cities) had been cut off to control the protests and security in the country until yesterday, there is unofficial news of the deaths and injuries of dozens of protesters during the protests in the past days.
Islamic World News Analysis Group: In recent days, people of Basra in Iraq due to lack of public services such as water and electricity are protesting. It followed yesterday by closing the main roads to eastern border and to Baghdad.
Islamic World News Analysis Group: In the following week, vote boxes with objection on them will be recounted by hand.
The Federal Supreme Court of Iraq, with approving the decision of Council of Representatives —about recounting the votes of “Iraqi parliamentary election”— declared that foreign votes, votes of displaced people, and votes of security forces of “Iraqi Kudistan”, are illegal.
PKK released a video showing Turkish soldiers being killed in region Qandil in north of Iraq.
In this incident one of the four ballot boxes storage site catches fire in Baghdad, which belongs to the al-Rasafa district of Baghdad.
According to the Iraqi parliament order, it was supposed to all votes be recounted in the coming days and according to the statistics, the number of seats of parties and coalitions in the recount could change significantly.
The alliance of Revolutionaries for Reform (Sairoon) current with the leadership of Muqtada Sadr, The National Wisdom Movement (Hikma) led by Sayed Ammar Hakim, The National Coalition (Al-Wataniya) led by Ayad Allawi, formed a coalition with eachother.
Recounting whole votes of election manually by Parliament is approved and nine judges are to monitor the recounting.
