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 Political observer Salar Mahmoud, during his talk about the attacks of the occupying Turkish state, focused on the attack of the Turkish occupation state on Kalar, and said, "The place where Farhad Shibli was martyred is where many Peshmerga fighters fought the Baathists for the freedom of Kurdistan, but unfortunately times have changed, where it is unfortunate for a fighter from Rojava to come and be targeted in this place."

 Mahmoud also stressed the Turkish state's agendas and the use of NATO weapons against the achievements of the Kurdish people. Mahmoud continued, "Turkey is targeting the gains of Rojava and Southern Kurdistan with NATO weapons, trying to divide the Kurds. Its goal and strategy is not only military but also political. Like the Baathist regime, it pursues a policy of division and control."

 Mahmoud called on all forces to condemn the violations of the Turkish occupation state at the regional and Iraqi levels, and said, "The Turkish ambassador must be summoned and handed over a condemnation paper."

Mahmoud called on the KRG to hold a special session on the violations of the occupied Turkish state, and the implementation of the SK's Government Parliament Resolution No. 37 of 2003, specifically related to the withdrawal of the Turkish army from the lands of southern Kurdistan.

 For his part, the independent politician Haider Rasheed said in an interview with the "Information" agency, that "the federal government is unable to take any real position that prevents the repeated Turkish attacks inside Iraqi territory," criticizing "their failure to go to the UN Security Council to file a complaint condemning the Turkish side."

 He added, "Those under-the-table agreements between the regional government and even the Bagdad with the Turkish side are caused by the failure to form a government capable of advancing the country."

 And he indicated, "Iraq did not move a finger about Turkish interventions and is supposed to use pressure cards to force Turkey to expel its forces from the country," explaining that "Turkey has ambitions to seize Iraqi lands."

 Since the seventeenth of this month, the Turkish occupation countries have carried out attacks on areas in southern Kurdistan, following a visit by the President of the Government of Southern Kurdistan, Masrour Barzani, to Turkey, taking advantage of the political crisis and the division between the parties in Iraq.

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