Baghdad The politician and leader of the Salvation and Development Front, Khaled Al-Dabouni, confirmed that the current crisis is a struggle that clings to power with a personal dimension.
He told the National Iraqi News Agency (NINA): The two sides of the conflict adhere to their position, and the crisis has taken on a personal dimension more than a political one, which is a struggle of leaders to seize power.
Al-Dabouni predicted: everyone will try to please Al-Sadr and elect a non-Sudanese settlement candidate to move towards early elections.
He explained: Al-Sadr wants to dissolve parliament and keep Al-Kadhimi’s government, and therefore the whole country will be under his control.
The leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, addressed the political leaders by saying that they should not expect him to have a secret dialogue in the future.
He added in a tweet: I have waived a lot for the sake of the people and civil peace, and we are waiting for what they have in their pockets to fix what has been spoiled to save Iraq.
Source: National Iraqi News Agency