1930 Riots in Sulaymaniya against parliamentary elections after some had called for boycott and
Baghdad replaced some local officials
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Baghdad replaced some local officials
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| Quds Force Commander Gen Qaani and other Iranian officials have been pushing Baghdad hard to give up its plans to disarm their allies the Resistance |
In Iraq the debate over the future of the Resistance has gone from demanding they disarm to compromising with them. This is the result of constant Iranian pressure upon Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi.
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1930 Riots in Sulaymaniya against parliamentary elections after some had called for boycott and Baghdad replaced some local officials ...