Najaf Al-Sadr’s social media mouthpiece, what is known as (the leader’s minister), accused all parties participating in the political process of declaring their bankruptcy by targeting the Sadrist movement, which he described as (the only survivor), and that by displaying the grievances of Sadr City, which lacks services and infrastructure. He pointed out that the targeting of the Sadrist movement is tantamount to war.

Saleh al-Iraqi said, “by targeting it, they want to curb (the honorable Al-Sadr Movement).

This came in a lengthy comment by Al-Iraqi in this regard.

Al-Iraqi accused some unnamed parties of their claims to the resistance, so that they would save what was left of their faces, forgetting that we are the foundations of the resistance and those who continued it, and we did not see the occupiers in the arms of the occupier or negotiate with them or go to their country and like that.

He added, “There are parties that want to appear as a liberator of Iraq, and that it is a military entity independent of the state and its job is to fight the occupier.

Al-Iraqi stressed, “there is no need for the people to use firewood for that war, there is no need to use that as electoral propaganda, there is no need to target the prestige of the state, there is no need to target opponents, there is no need to target civilians and their cities, and there is no need to involve Iraq in foreign wars.”

Al-Iraqi concluded his comment by saying, “Let you know that the occupier is at the gates of withdrawal, and if he does not withdraw, Prime Minister of al-Sadr is coming… and if you do not know what this means, then if the occupier does not withdraw, he knows what that means, and if he begins his withdrawal, he is also aware and knows what this means to us and them.”

Source: National Iraqi News Agency