Deputy leader of Al-Nasr coalition Nada Shaker Jawdat confirmed on Wednesday that the difference in passing interests between President of the Republic Barham Salih and the political blocs dropped all candidates for the presidency of the government, indicating that some external parties are trying to keep Iraq tense in order to target security headquarters easily.
Shaker said in a press statement that “negotiations between the President of the Republic, Barham Salih, and the political blocs are conflicting because of interests and have caused most of the candidates to be dropped.”
She added that “some external parties seek to keep Iraq as it is without a government in order to carry out operations against the security forces without any deterrence or objection.”
She explained that “keeping Iraq without a government for several months raises dozens of questions, the most prominent of which are the political blocs seeking to keep the caretaker Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi in power or seeking to procrastinate the issue of early elections.”
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