Maha Addori, parliamentarian from Sadr movement asked the Iranian regime not to meddle in Iraq’s internal affairs and said that the Iranian regain had to stop pressuring Iraqi parties to back down from vote of no-confidence in Maliki, Al-Hurra TV reported.
She told al-Hurrah TV: Regarding the Iranian regime that is our neighbor, I asked them today to stop its interventions in Iraq and the pressures that they exert of some political fractions to end their measures for no-confidence vote. I announced that the Iranian regime’s activities to support Maliki are not absolutely helping the relations between Iran and Iraq. We demand all neighboring countries including Iran recognize Iraqi people’s right to determine their own destiny through their representatives.
“I say that the countdown of the issue of vote of no-confidence in Maliki has just started and Malki’s thanking Talibani that as he said that had ended the no-confidence vote crisis was very hasty and early. I have to say that I had been personally threatened, but I am not scared of my life because I am devoted myself to my country; but if the pressure and threat continues, I will declare it. The scandal of forged signatures is ended and the practical process of no-confidence vote has started.” Maha Addori added.