Duo neighboring countries urgently remind citizens not to go to Iraq, the international community calls on all parties to "restrain and dialogue"

Polar news reporter Man Da Huang Jiaqi

On August 29th local time, Muktada Sader, a Sader Sports leader Muktada Sader, announced through social platforms and closed its political office through social platforms. Later, his supporters broke into Iraqi in Iraqi. Prime Minister's Palace in the capital Baghdad International District. The local security department said that the Iraqi security forces had casualties in the process of driving demonstrators. That night, some militants conflicted with security forces again and firing. According to the latest report on Peninsula TV, at least 20 people have been killed in the violent incident in the Baghdad Green Area. Jimu reporters noticed that Iraq's neighbor Kuwait and Turkey have reminded citizens not to go to Baghdad and call on Iraq to "inclusive dialogue" to resolve the current crisis.

On August 29, violent conflicts occurred on the streets of Iraq (picture source: Reuters)

This violent conflict has attracted attention from the international community.

The Kuwait Embassy in Iraq is urging their citizens to leave the country and ask those who are ready to go to Iraq to postpone their plans.

Turkey urges its citizens to avoid going to the capital of Iraq and call on Iraq to "inclusive dialogue" to resolve the current crisis.

The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated in a statement: "Turkey is worried about the development of my brother Iraq." The statement also said: "We hope that the current political conflict will be resolved by inclusive dialogue, and the peace and well -being of the Iraqi people will be ensured ","

Sader (Picture Source: Associated Press)

The EU expressed concerns about the ongoing protests and the crisis of "potential upgrade in Baghdad".

In a statement, the European Union urged all parties to keep restraint, "in order to prevent further violence" and invite "political forces to solve problems through constructive political dialogue within the constitutional framework."

According to the United Nations News Network, UN Secretary -General Gutres has been paying attention to the latest development of the situation and expressed concern. He strongly urged all parties and actors to "go beyond differences and do not delay the constructive forward road to peaceful and tolerant dialogue."

UN Secretary -General Speaking (Picture Source: Twitter Screenshot): Twitter)

The United Nations Iraqi aid group also issued a statement on the same day, calling on all protesters to immediately leave the international district, withdraw from all government buildings, and allow the government to continue their duties to manage their country and serve the people of Iraq.

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