اتمام‌حجت نُجَباء با نخست‌وزیر، رئیس پارلمان و مقامات عراقی/ خون‌خواهی را متوقف نخواهیم کرد

In a Television Interview, the Spokesman of the al-Nujaba Movement Announced:

al-Nujaba’s Ultimatum to the Prime Minister, Speaker of the Parliament and Iraqi officials/ We will not stop the bloodshed

Emphasizing the unstoppability of the revenge operation by the Resistance commanders, al-Shammari put an end to the rumours and asked the leaders of Iraq to implement the decision to expel the American invaders from the country as soon as possible.

According to the website of the representative office of al-Nujaba in Iran, Nasr al-Shammari, the official spokesman of the al-Nujaba Islamic Resistance Movement, reacted in a television interview to the rumour of a behind-the-scenes agreement between the Iraqi Islamic Resistance groups and political parties to ignore the revenge of martyrs Qasem Soleimani and Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis and stated, “No person or movement is allowed to speak on our behalf. On behalf of al-Nujaba, I assure you that we will not stop our revenge until the last American terrorist soldier leaves Iraq. We support anyone who conducts anti-occupation operations, and we are even proud that sometimes other people’s operations are attributed to us.”

al-Shammari described the silence and inaction of a range of Iraqi politicians regarding the assassination of the country’s special guest who entered Baghdad International Airport with an official invitation as “shameful” and added, “This demonstrates the height of disgrace and fear; No, it is better to say the peak of greed for the leftovers of the United States’ table!”

He specifically mentioned the Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament and continued addressing [Muhammad] al-Halbousi, “We are proud that we sacrificed the crème de la crème of the Iraqi youth to liberate your governorates – which are part of our homeland – so that you can return to your homes. If Abu Mahdi and Haj Qasem, more than 11,000 martyrs, 30,000 devotees and tens of thousands of fighters of the Popular Mobilization Forces weren’t there, would you be leaning on the chair of the parliament or would you be a member of Daesh?! You did not play a role in the liberation of the occupied areas, and now you are looking for a share in the distribution of wealth or positions of power, and you call yourself the representative of the whole of Iraq! You ignore the bloodlust of the martyred commanders and make it appear to be a demand limited to the Shi’ahs!”

The spokesman of al-Nujaba then praised the decision to deport foreigners and considered it the noblest law of the Iraqi parliament since its establishment until now and said, “Where is this resolution now?! What happened to him?! As long as the government and parliament do not pursue its realization, there is no option but to resort to all methods of resistance, including armed operations.”

al-Shammari continued addressing Mohammad Shia’ al-Sudani and said, “Dear Prime Minister! In line with the implementation of the parliament’s resolution, set a timetable for us to expel the American troops who committed this heinous crime on Iraqi soil. We will stand behind you with all our strength and support; But if you keep quiet about it, we won’t keep quiet.”

He also addressed the Iraqi authorities and noted, “Everything you have in your life, in terms of position, position and reputation, is owed to the sacrifice and blood of martyrs Soleimani, al-Muhandis and the resistance fighters. So be fair and grateful.”

In conclusion, the spokesperson of the al-Nujaba Islamic Resistance Movement emphasized, “Justice was not respected for martyr Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis; Even the people closest to him did not care about him. Were his character and method protected? Was a great government achievement, university, airport etc. named after him in Iraq? Unfortunately, the killers of Abu Mahdi and Haj Qasem are still present in Iraq. It is not fair that the American embassy is still openly involved in the governance of Iraq and the United States’ ambassador is continuously meeting with ministers and the head of the central bank. Interestingly, the Prime Minister said some time ago that officials do not have the right to such meetings. I don’t know if this ambassador is Iraqi or foreign. If he is Iraqi, tell us!”