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Islamic Movement of Kurdistan denies involvement in Halabja violence
An official from the Islamic Movement of Kurdistan on Friday denied reports on involvement in the recent violent incidents in Halabja, northern Iraq. | "Wudn't us...well, mostly not us. Maybe a little. Possibly a little gun sex, who knows?" |
Member of the Political Office in the Islamic Movement of Kurdistan Kamil Al-Hajj said the movement is ready to be held legally responsible for the violent incidents if there are any evidences proving such accusations. In a statement to a local radio station in Sulaymaniyah, northern Iraq, Al-Hajj touched on the Halabja victims' memorial, considering it a symbol for the martyrs of Halabja and the crime of dictatorship against the city. He also denied claims on the IMK leader's descriping of the memorial as a temple.
Posted by: Seafarious 2006-03-18 |
