Great rebellion in Iraq! The public is in the street

In southern Iraq, demonstrations that began to protest the inadequacy of public services and Iran's power cuts were spreading throughout the country [19659002] Protesters pressed the buildings of the Fazilet Party of the Islamic Invitation Party and Prime Minister Hidar Ibadi, who were former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, and were members of the Fazilet Party

IRAKISM BRIDGE CLOSING

Captain Abdulhadi al-

Tai said that security forces were being sent to the area, and that there was a tense atmosphere in the city.

THE PARTY MADE FIREFIGHTS

The south of Iraq demonstration began due to lack of service and interruptions of electricity in the cities while others run.

A Great Reaction to Unemployment and Powerlessness

The people of Basra were also on the market to protest against unemployment and interruptions of electricity.

The city of Shiite party buildings in these cities was burned.

IRAN ELECTRIC CUTTING

On the occasion of the shutdown of Iran to provide electricity to Iraq because of the debts accumulated by the Iran. Iraq, a week ago in southern Iraq

Kuwait warns Iraqi citizens

Meanwhile, Kuwait, which has beefed up security measures since the beginning of the war on the Iraqi border, warned its citizens in Iraq.

On the other hand, the legitimate claims of the Iraqi elections, winner of the Iraqi elections, were filled by the al-Sadr protesters.

Hikmet group leader Ammar Hekim and Fatah Alliance president Hadi Amiri gathered today to urge prime ministers to respond immediately to their demands.

majority of Shiites in southern Iraq

GOVERNMENT OF IRAQ PLEASURE

Saad al-Haddad of the Iraqi government is among the protesters, and the provocateurs are among the protesters. She explained that she had information about her suffering.

INTERNET CIRCULATION APPLIED IN THE COUNTRY

While protests in Iraq continue due to lack of service and power cuts, it is not clear that the country's administration has used security measures.

The Iraqi government banned Internet access while the capital of Baghdad and the southern cities stood out.

While Iraqis, who have been exposed to violence and terrorism, have reacted to the ban on access to internet, no explanation has yet been given on the illegality of the government.

ACCESS TO SOCIAL MEDIA IN IKBY HANDICAP

The Chairman of the Ministry of Transport of IMBY, Ümit Sabah, said in his statement: "Social media access to the IKBY at the request of the Iraqi government has been hampered by an uncertain history.

The use of Internet access and messaging in the provinces of Erbil, Sulaymaniyah and Duhok in IKBY has been restricted, according to information received by AA reporters from local sources.