Al-Moussawi reveals “sensitive” files within the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) that affect formations and those whose contracts were terminated … Fayyadh’s upcoming interrogation.
May 30, 2025
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- Al-Moussawi reveals “sensitive” files within the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) that affect formations and those whose contracts were terminated … Fayyadh’s upcoming interrogation.
- Al-Bujari calls for adopting the unified national card in elections as an alternative to the biometric voter card.
- Al-Bajari: Sheikh Khazali’s recent statements were courageous and realistic, and they identified the flaws in the Iraqi state.
- Al-Bujari: Al’atar Altansiqei formation of separate blocs does not mean disintegration, and we support Sheikh Khazali’s vision for developing political action.
- Sheikh Al-Khazali: The continuation of the Kurdish dream of secession harms Iraq and drains its national resources.
Asa’ib Ahl al-Haq participates in a march commemorating the martyrdom of the leaders of victory in Shatt al-Arab in Basra.
Shatt al-Arab district in Basra Governorate witnessed the organization of a large mass march in which the Asa’ib Ahl al-Haq (the website of the Mujahid Hajj Baqir al-Bubasiri) participated to commemorate the martyrdom of the leaders of victory.
The march was attended by a large audience from various segments of Basra society, where participants expressed their loyalty and appreciation for the great sacrifices made by the martyrs in defense of the homeland.
During the march, the participants raised the flags of Iraq and the banners of the Popular Mobilization Forces factions, along with pictures of the two martyrs, Hajj Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis and Hajj Qassem Soleimani, stressing the great status that their sacrifices occupy in the hearts of the Iraqi people.
The attendees also chanted patriotic slogans that embodied their sincere feelings towards the leaders of victory and their sacrifices, renewing their pledge to follow their approach and defend their values for which they sacrificed their lives.
