Mulla accuses "political agenda driven by the Iranian intelligence," that gives the impression of a desire to oust Ashraf Camp residents

Baghdad (NINA) – Iraqiya Slate spokesman, Haidar Al Mulla, accused what he called a political agenda driven by the Iranian intelligence to give the impression that there is a desire to oust Ashraf Camp residents. He said in a press statement today "this political agenda is known to be driven by the Iranian intelligence (Ittila’at) that does not reflect the real Iraqi people’s desire." Mulla added "this case is rejected by IS, we believe that our previous stance is principled and fixed in that the Ashraf Camp residents case is governed by international conventions and the Geneva Convention." He explained "the recent statement given by representative of the UN Secretary General in Iraq about the description of the residents of Camp Ashraf and the need to take into account international standards and coordination with the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and deal with this file is the only way to deal with the Ashraf residents file." He continued "the government has to abide by what was proposed by the representative of the UN Secretary General and we believe that the UNHCR have mechanisms to resolve this once and for all. But, the talk about the transfer of Ashraf residents from Diyala province to another province inside Iraq is an implementation of Iranian agenda intending to kill elements of the Mujahidin Khalq Organization that from being a solution to the crisis." /End/