NCRI, 26 July 2011 – Abdul-Khizr Tahir, an Iraqi Member of Parliament from the al-Iraqia Coalition said: There are no legal reasons or laws that allow the aggressor to fire missiles, follow a citizen or cross the border. These actions, in any case, violate Iraq’s sovereignty. Whatever its reason might be… It has been about a month since the Iranian regime has carried out armed aggression against Iraqi regions. It was necessary for us to have taken a clear governmental stance or a parliamentary stance in this regard on the first or second day or in the first week.
We delayed. The Iranian regime must respect Iraq’s sovereignty.
Mohamma Khalil the Member of Parliament from Kurdistan Coalition said: The Iranian regime should not take advantage of the situation in Iraq, the weakness of the government, and the difficulties between various political currents there and export its crises to the Iraqi scene… I think there should be economic pressures on the Iranian regime, or it should be referred to the UN or other international organizations. We tell Iraq’s neighbors that Iraq does have laws.