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H.E Prime Minister never intervened on the issue of the releasing the former governor of Kirkuk |
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May–
26-
2019
Some media outlets news,
well-known channels, and
politicians claimed that His
Excellency Prime Minister
intervened in releasing the
intervened on the issue of the
releasing the former governor of
Kirkuk Najmaldin Karim who was
arrested in Beirut by Interpol,
and His Excellency intervened on
the issue of the releasing in
respond to a request from Mr.
Massoud Barzani after a phone
call between them, according to
rumors.
We are here categorially
refuting of any phone call
between the Prime Minister and
Mr. Massoud Barzani on this
subject, either directly or
indirectly.
We confirm that the Prime
Minister did not inform about
the arrest of the former
governor of Kirkuk only after
his release the next day. His
Excellency never intervened in
that matter. His Excellency was
informed in the incident of the
arrest by the Minister of
Finance Fouad Hussein in the
plane while they were traveling
in the official delegation to
visit Kuwait on the afternoon of
Wednesday, 22 May.
His Excellency Prime Minister
then directed to open an
official inquiry into what had
happened and to take the
necessary responsible position.
It is the duty of the politician
as well as it is the duty of the
media outlets to investigate the
facts and truths before issuing
irresponsible statements and
Fake news Or provide fabricated
information distorting the truth
and attacking the institutions
of the state, its people and
citizens.
Politicians and journalists must
investigate truth and accuracy
before making judgments and
check the information they
receive. The arena is filled
with leaks and fabrications that
are intended to stir sedition
only.
(Temptation (Or: discord,
sedition) is more serious than
killing) (And Temptation is
greater than killing) with Allah
Almighty.
We demand the politicians and
journalist who released these
false allegations to deny it and
to clarify the truth to the
public opinion as it is. ,
Committed to their
professionalism, moral and
national role, which presupposes
a commitment of impartiality,
credibility, and clarification
of the facts. The Cabinet
reserves the right to take legal
and judicial measures if the
false allegations are not denied
and the facts are clearly
clarified to the public.
Media Office of the Prime
Minister
May – 26 – 2019
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