Iraqi Representatives Demand Baghdad Act Against Brazen British Ambassador

According to webangah news Agency citing Mehr News‌ Agency and‍ Al-Maloomah, Iraqi parliament member Alaa al-Haidari stressed: “Who⁢ gave the British ambassador permission to act ⁤as Iraq’s ‍guardian? His audacity against the Popular mobilization Forces reflects his country’s colonial mindset.”

He added,⁢ “The ministry of Foreign Affairs must stop this insolent individual; otherwise, we will take action in parliament.”

Another Iraqi MP, ‍Yasser al-Husseini, also emphasized: “The British ambassador is openly interfering in ​Iraq’s internal affairs-just like the US ⁣embassy. The Popular Mobilization Forces are⁣ a national institution established by ‌a religious authority’s fatwa and governed by law.”

He described the British ambassador as an unwelcome figure ⁣in ⁢Iraq.

Mokhtar al-Mousawi‌ from the coordination Framework coalition⁣ asserted that their government​ should disregard⁤ foreign pressures-especially‌ from the United States-against the ⁣Popular Mobilization forces.

the British ambassador had claimed ⁢that there was no ​longer a need for thes forces in Iraq.