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Shahmani: the negotiations with IS continues, without Allawi
Baghdad (NINA) - MP from the State of Law Coalition, Adnan Al Shahmani, announced that the negotiations of SLC with the Iraqiya Slate continues, but without its leader, Dr. Iyad Allawi.
He told NINA on Saturday "Allawi's remarks yesterday are meaningless aggravation of the political situation, he began to recognize his defeat, and this is evident through the cursing of the martyrs and prisoners of the Dawa Party."
Head of the IS, Dr. Iyad Allawi, accused the Leader of the Dawa Party of "lying, hypocrisy, and fabricating charges and the reliance on foreigners to stay in power."
Allawi said in a speech to the Iraqi people last night "the bats of darkness, led by the leader of Dawa Party and a bunch of tyrants, worked on the preparation of fabricated charges based on lies, hypocrisy and deception that they used when they accused us of agitating for the massacres of Al Zerga. They also lied and claimed many times that we work on a military coup, and they also lied to our people in the issue of the 100 days."
In its first reaction, the Dawa Party led by Prime Minister Nouri Al Maliki, said in a statement last night, it would file a lawsuit against Allawi because he accused leaders of the party and its members with false charges.
He told NINA on Saturday "Allawi's remarks yesterday are meaningless aggravation of the political situation, he began to recognize his defeat, and this is evident through the cursing of the martyrs and prisoners of the Dawa Party."
Head of the IS, Dr. Iyad Allawi, accused the Leader of the Dawa Party of "lying, hypocrisy, and fabricating charges and the reliance on foreigners to stay in power."
Allawi said in a speech to the Iraqi people last night "the bats of darkness, led by the leader of Dawa Party and a bunch of tyrants, worked on the preparation of fabricated charges based on lies, hypocrisy and deception that they used when they accused us of agitating for the massacres of Al Zerga. They also lied and claimed many times that we work on a military coup, and they also lied to our people in the issue of the 100 days."
In its first reaction, the Dawa Party led by Prime Minister Nouri Al Maliki, said in a statement last night, it would file a lawsuit against Allawi because he accused leaders of the party and its members with false charges.
