PNN – Iraq’s national security advisor Qasim al-Aarji said that it is possible that people in this country with foreign citizenship work for the foreign intelligence agency of the Zionist enemy (Mossad).
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, “Qassem al-Aarji”, the national security adviser of Iraq, while appearing on the “Half Circle” program of the country’s Ahed network, said: I do not rule out the presence of people in Erbil of the Kurdistan Region who work with the Mossad with foreign passports, just as these people may be present in other provinces with European, Australian, German, American or other passports.
The Iraqi National Security Adviser added that Masoud Barzani, the leader of the Democratic Party of Kurdistan Region of Iraq, gave him full authority to inspect any place where Mossad elements are suspected to be present.
He emphasized that Iraq is seeking to obtain detailed information about the presence of these elements.
Regarding the end of the mission of the international coalition military forces in Iraq, Qassem al-Aarji emphasized that the Iraqi government is taking firm steps to end the mission of the international coalition forces in this country.
The Iraqi National Security Adviser added that Iraqi Prime Minister Shia al-Sudani is personally monitoring this case.
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Al-Araji also said about the situation of the Al-Hol camp on the common border of Syria and Iraq that there are more than 10,000 terrorists from 60 countries in this camp, of which 4,000 are Iraqis.
The al-Hol camp is located on the common borders of Syria and Iraq and is considered the largest camp of ISIS elements in Iraq and Syria, which is under the control of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) affiliated with the United States.
He added: More than 2,000 Iraqi citizens have been transferred from this camp to Baghdad, and some of them are going through the rehabilitation process, and some of them have passed these processes.
The National Security Adviser of Iraq also stated that the opposition elements of the Islamic Republic of Iran have moved away from the common borders of Iran and Iraq.
He also said about Baghdad’s security agreements with Iraq’s other neighbor Turkey: a committee has been formed since last December to manage security relations with Turkey, and a document will be signed in the upcoming meeting with the Turkish authorities, which will solve all the problems between Fimabin.
Al-Aarji also said about the IRGC missile attack on Erbil that a full report on the IRGC missile attack on Erbil has been submitted to the Iraqi Prime Minister.
In this conversation, the Iraqi national security advisor emphasized: Iran was the first country that came to the aid of the Iraqi people in all difficult situations and gave Iraq weapons in the war against ISIS.