Baghdad Member of the House of Representatives from the Alliance for Progress Raad Al-Dahlaki confirmed that: Whoever killed hundreds in the Speicher massacre are terrorist groups that do not belong to a religion, sect or clan, calling for distancing humanitarian cases and national wounds from political bidding and attempts to create sectarian strife.
Al-Dahlaki said in a press statement that at a time when we remember and deplore the crime of the age committed by terrorist groups that do not belong to a religion, sect or clan by killing hundreds of innocent people in the Speicher massacre, which bloodied the hearts of all Iraqis, regardless of their colors and beliefs, we stress the importance of refrain from exploiting those painful tragedies to achieve political benefits and narrow partisan and sectarian gains at the expense of the victims’ blood and the rights of their families.
He added that: All those involved in this crime, and those who caused it, no matter who they are, should be punished, with the speedy revealing of the fate of the missing from that massacre, and compensation for the families of the victims without procrastination.
Source: National Iraqi News Agency