Iraqi politicians denounce Turkish attacks, demand Turkey to respect good neighborliness

Since the seventeenth of this month, the Turkish occupation has continued to carry out attacks on Guerilla forces in areas in southern Kurdistan, with the participation of the Kurdistan Democratic Party(PDK).

In this context, former Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi condemned the Turkish military intervention, describing it as a serious matter, stressing that "it should not be tolerated."

Iyad Allawi added in a tweet, "Our position is principled and consistent on the necessity of preventing the use of Iraqi lands as a launching pad for attacking the lands of neighboring countries."

For his part, Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein called on neighboring countries to "stay away from military actions that affect the nature of friendly bilateral relations."

The Presidency of Iraq had condemned the Turkish attacks on southern Kurdistan, describing them as a breach of Iraqi sovereignty and a threat to national security, noting that "the repetition of these attacks is unacceptable."

However,Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi remained one of the rare voices in Iraq that did not clarify its position on the genocidal attacks launched by Turkey and the Kurdistan Democratic Party.

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