Ali Hatim denies involvement in the attack on Um Al Qura Mosque

Ramadi (NINA) – Sheikh Ali Hatim Al Sulaiman, the Emir of Dulaim tribes, denied “any involvement in the attack on the Um Al Qura Mosque two days ago which claimed the lives and injured prayer doers including MP from Wasat Alliance, Khalid Al Fahdawi.”

He told NINA today “the accusations against me are illegal and they aim at foiling me politically and morally and to cover up for the criminals as well as spreading a case of chaos in Anbar and the rest of Iraqi cities.”

Sulaiman said “those who aired these accusations should have known how the terrorist infiltrated to the mosque despite the existence of security forces, unless there was cooperation between the guards and the attack doers.”

Sulaiman pointed out that “in case those who made the accusations did not provide an evidence of my involvement in this crime, I will file lawsuit according to the norms and tribal laws as these accusations aim at decrease our role in fighting Qaeda and terrorist groups and deny our role in fighting terror and the retrieve of security and stability in the area.”

Al Wasat Alliance held Dulaimi and former MP Abdul Nasir Al Janabi and the political parties that did not finalize the security file responsible for the bombing.