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Date: 28 May 2013 10:00:01 -0400
Subject: IRAQI LEADERS MUST IMMEDIATELY STOP VIOLENCE AND PROTECT
CIVILIANS – UN ENVOY
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IRAQI LEADERS MUST IMMEDIATELY STOP VIOLENCE AND PROTECT CIVILIANS –
UN ENVOYNew York, May 28 2013 10:00AMThe top United Nations official
in Iraq today urged the country's leaders to stop the bloodshed that
has in recent weeks killed and injured dozens of innocent civilians.
"I once again urge all Iraqi leaders to do everything possible to
protect Iraqi civilians,"
<"http://unami.unmissions.org/Default.aspx?tabid=2790&ctl=Details&mid=5079&ItemID=1504521&language=en-US">said
the Secretary-General's Special Representative, Martin Kobler. "It is
their responsibility to stop the bloodshed now."
According to media reports, more than 50 people were killed in a wave
of car bombings in several crowded commercial areas of Baghdad on
Monday, despite tightened security measures. The latest attacks follow
two bombings near a Sunni mosque north of Baghdad which killed at
least 43 people and wounded more than 80 less than two weeks ago.
Mr. Kobler has repeatedly called on Iraqi authorities to take decisive
measures to stop the escalating violence. Earlier this month,
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged all Iraqis to come together and
engage in inclusive dialogue to overcome the "deep political crisis"
facing the country.
"It is the politicians' responsibility to act immediately and to
engage in dialogue to resolve the political impasse and not let
terrorists benefit from their political differences," Mr. Kobler said.
"We will continue to remind the leaders of Iraq that the country will
slide into a dangerous unknown if they do not take immediate action."
May 28 2013 10:00AM
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