حذّر زعيم التيار الوطني الشيعي في العراق مقتدى الصدر، من انتشار السلاح بيد العشائر والجماعات المسلحة، وكشف أن مقرات تلك الجماعات المعبأة بالأسلحة بين الأحياء السكنية تشكل الخطر الأكبر بين المواطنين.
وقال الصدر إن الانتخابات القادمة ستكون أول انتخابات دون مشاركة التيار الوطني الشيعي، مؤكداً أن الشعب العراقي بات واعياً، ولن يعطي صوته للمجرَّب.. «فالمجرَّب لا يُجرَّب»، وفق تعبيره.
وحذّر زعيم التيار الوطني من تصعيد مرتقب من قبل من سمّاهم بـ«عشاق السلطة» قبل موعد الانتخابات، وانتقد الفساد وسوء الخدمات، وأكد رهانه على وعي أنصاره.
في غضون ذلك، كشفت مصادر سياسية تحرّك تحالف «الإطار التنسيقي»، لفتح قنوات تواصل جديدة بوساطات دينية من خارج العراق، مع زعيم التيار الوطني مقتدى الصدر، لإقناعه بالعدول عن قراره بمقاطعة الانتخابات، لكنّ مقرباً منه أكد أن القرار «بيد الصدر حصريّاً»، ويصعب التكهن به.
وقالت المصادر لـ «عكاظ»: إن بعض قوى الإطار التنسيقي بدأت حراكها مجدداً في محاولة أخيرة قبيل إجراء الانتخابات لاستمالة الصدر وإقناعه بإنهاء المقاطعة والإيعاز لأتباعه بالمشاركة في الانتخابات القادمة.
وأضافت المصادر أن تلك المحاولات جاءت بعد ورود معلومات إزاء احتمالية أن يمنح أتباع الصدر أصواتهم لأحد المرشحين من خارج الإطار التنسيقي، وأفصحت أنه «تمّت الاستعانة بزعماء ورجال دين من خارج العراق للتأثير على الصدر وإقناعه بالعدول عن قراره». ولفتت إلى أن «قوى الإطار منقسمة بين مؤيد للتحرّك صوب الصدر، وأخرى رافضة، لكن الأغلبية اتفقت على إجراء هذه المحاولة».
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«عكاظ» (بغداد) okaz_online@
The leader of the Shiite National Current in Iraq, Muqtada al-Sadr, warned against the spread of weapons in the hands of tribes and armed groups, revealing that the headquarters of these groups, stocked with weapons among residential neighborhoods, pose the greatest danger to citizens.
Al-Sadr stated that the upcoming elections will be the first elections without the participation of the Shiite National Current, emphasizing that the Iraqi people have become aware and will not give their votes to the tried and tested... "the tried and tested should not be tested," as he put it.
The leader of the National Current warned of an expected escalation by those he called "lovers of power" before the election date, criticizing corruption and poor services, and reaffirming his bet on the awareness of his supporters.
In the meantime, political sources revealed that the "Coordination Framework" alliance is moving to open new channels of communication through religious intermediaries from outside Iraq with the leader of the National Current, Muqtada al-Sadr, to persuade him to reconsider his decision to boycott the elections. However, a close associate of al-Sadr confirmed that the decision is "exclusively in al-Sadr's hands," making it difficult to predict.
The sources told "Okaz": that some forces within the Coordination Framework have begun their movement again in a final attempt before the elections to sway al-Sadr and convince him to end the boycott and instruct his followers to participate in the upcoming elections.
The sources added that these attempts came after information surfaced regarding the possibility that al-Sadr's followers might cast their votes for a candidate outside the Coordination Framework, revealing that "leaders and religious figures from outside Iraq have been sought to influence al-Sadr and persuade him to reverse his decision." They noted that "the forces within the framework are divided between those supporting the move towards al-Sadr and others opposing it, but the majority agreed to make this attempt."
Al-Sadr stated that the upcoming elections will be the first elections without the participation of the Shiite National Current, emphasizing that the Iraqi people have become aware and will not give their votes to the tried and tested... "the tried and tested should not be tested," as he put it.
The leader of the National Current warned of an expected escalation by those he called "lovers of power" before the election date, criticizing corruption and poor services, and reaffirming his bet on the awareness of his supporters.
In the meantime, political sources revealed that the "Coordination Framework" alliance is moving to open new channels of communication through religious intermediaries from outside Iraq with the leader of the National Current, Muqtada al-Sadr, to persuade him to reconsider his decision to boycott the elections. However, a close associate of al-Sadr confirmed that the decision is "exclusively in al-Sadr's hands," making it difficult to predict.
The sources told "Okaz": that some forces within the Coordination Framework have begun their movement again in a final attempt before the elections to sway al-Sadr and convince him to end the boycott and instruct his followers to participate in the upcoming elections.
The sources added that these attempts came after information surfaced regarding the possibility that al-Sadr's followers might cast their votes for a candidate outside the Coordination Framework, revealing that "leaders and religious figures from outside Iraq have been sought to influence al-Sadr and persuade him to reverse his decision." They noted that "the forces within the framework are divided between those supporting the move towards al-Sadr and others opposing it, but the majority agreed to make this attempt."
