Baquba / NINA /- A member of the Parliamentary Security and Defense Committee, Abd al-Khaliq Medhat al-Azzawi, revealed that ISIS had organized a military parade on the border between Diyala and Salah al-Din, demanding to address and end the strongholds of ISIS in "security-lost" areas.

Al-Azzawi told the correspondent of the National Iraqi News Agency (NINA) today that "Dozens of ISIS elements have organized a combat show in the border areas with Diyala, which warns of threats and terrorist plans targeting two Iraqi governorates. He called on the Salah al-Din Operations Command to address the" security- lost "areas, which are more than 70 thousand dunums include more than 15 villages on the outskirts of Salah al-Din, the border with Diyala, which is devoid of security presence and has not witnessed clearance or treatment operations over the past years.

He added, "The security-lost villages are still empty of residents despite the demands directed at Samarra's operations to return their residents," considering that "the return of the displaced is a step to limit the movements of ISIS groups and to secure the northern areas of Diyala."

For his part, Muhammad Dhaifan, a leader in the tribal mobilization, confirmed that "Mtaybijah area is a safe terrorist emirate that continuously exports death to Al-Azim district despite security appeals over the past years," noting that "Al-Azim district is still paying the security negligence tax in Salah al-Din." Calling to include more than 400 tribal fighters officially in the tribal popular mobilization to secure the inflamed border between Diyala and Salah al-Din and end the calamities that civilians face on the outskirts of Al-Azim sub-district. / End







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