Iraqi Protesters Take to Street to Reject ‘Unjust’ Blockade Against Iran
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Popular demonstrations and protest actions by the Iraqi resistance could even lead to the fall of the Ali al-Zaidi government. The majority of Iraqi Shiites are deeply angry with al-Zaidi's decision to comply with the Trump administration's air sanctions against Iran.
A demonstration was held near the Shatt al-Arab River in Basra demanding a review of the decision to suspend flights to Iran. Basra Provincial Council Chairman Khalaf al-Badran also participated in the demonstration, with protesters calling for the resumption of air travel between Iran and Iraq.
Residents of Basra and Baghdad provinces held public gatherings this afternoon to protest decisions related to flight restrictions between Iraq and Iran. Source: Noornews
First Vice-President of the Iraqi Council of Representatives Adnan Fayhan Al-Dalami said that United States unilateral sanctions did not automatically bind Baghdad, warning of the consequences of the suspension of flights on religious tourism and energy supplies...
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