News 24 Angry demonstrations sweeping the provinces of Iraq and a death in Maysan

A journalist Al Arabiya Al-Hadhath reported that a protester had been killed in clashes with Iraqi security forces in Maysan Province

The journalist confirmed that protesters had taken up demonstrations. Assault on Fatah siege in province.

Demonstrations angry at the deterioration of services swept away Friday a number of Iraqi provinces such as Basra, Najaf, Maysan, Dhi Qar, Babylon and others

Iraqi protesters stormed Najaf airport as well as Najaf Governor Council on Friday, al-Hadath correspondent said it was not safe to There were no clashes and that the security forces allowed the protesters to peacefully enter the area. Terminal and the building of the province

. The planes that were at the Najaf airport in Baghdad. In the same governorate, protesters also stormed the Dawa party headquarters and guards from headquarters fired on protesters.

Protesters withdrew from Najaf airport after the intervention of the riot police. Dhi Qar and the arrest of a number of protesters and injuring other people

In Maysan Province, protesters set fire to the Dawa party headquarters and broke into the building al-Hakamah

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Protests continue in Basra After 15 years of regime change in Iraq, basic services have not seen any noticeable improvement, as Basra residents have shown. organized events.

Witnesses in Basra province, "the" Arab.Net ", that a number of water turbidity trolls began sabotage operations in government facilities, taking advantage of the fact that irregularity of this protest movement, which reflects the unfairness of the Basra people, as they have said.

This was announced by the Commission The Ministerial Committee, charged by the Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar al -Abadi to monitor the situation in the Basra province, allocated $ 1.5 million to provide drinking water.

The announcement of the Iraqi government has up to the end. now has not stopped demonstrations in a number of provinces, where police intervened to prevent protesters from invading the governor's house.In Nasiriyah.Umm Qasr Iraqi port workers also confirmed that the protesters had closed the road that led to it. 659002] Abadi arrived in Basra from Brussels with the aim of calming the five-day demonstrations.