Sader supporters have been injured by more than a hundred people in the Iraqi parliament

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, July 31. Muktada Sader, the religious leader of Shiite, Iraqi, broke into the National Assembly again on July 30. These demonstrators confronted the security forces and injured at least 125 people.

Sader's supporters entered the heavily "green area", the central government and the foreign embassy where the central government and the foreign embassy were located on the same day, and then broke into the parliament. This is the second time Sader's supporters have broke into the parliament for a week.

On June 4, 2019, in the "Green Area" shot in the "Green Area" of Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Harryler Darwood)

Agence France -Presse reported that thousands of demonstrators gathered in a bridge towards the "Green Area". They demolished roadblocks and tried to break in. The demonstrators threw stones, and the security forces dispeld them with high -pressure water guns and tear gas. According to data from the Ministry of Health of Iraq, at least 100 demonstrators and 25 security forces were injured.

After entering the parliamentary building, the demonstrators wielded photos of the Iraqi flag and Sader. Some demonstrators sat on the table of members, and some demonstrators walked around to shoot the scene of the "occupation" parliament. Outside the parliamentary building, the demonstrator set up a tent, and even a "volunteer" sent meals and bottled water.

The demonstrators broke into the parliament for the first time on the 27th; they left after a few hours; but this time they did not show signs. The Iraqi News Agency quoted a statement of "Sader Movement" reported that the demonstrators would "sit still and protest" until they received a new notice.

Mohammed Halbusi, Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, announced that all the conferences of the parliament were suspended. Mustafa Cardimi, the Prime Minister of Iraqi Government, urged all political factions to avoid worsening in the TV speech. "Do not evolve into conflict and ensure the safety of Iraq."

On July 19, 2010, Muktada Sader, the leader of the Sader Movement of Shiite in Iraqi, held a press conference in the Syrian capital Damascus. Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Basham)

The United Nations Iraqi aid delegation expressed concern about the continuous upgrade of the situation. A spokesman for the United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Gutres said in a statement on the 30th that the Secretary -General called on all parties to set up a government with a "peaceful and inclusive dialogue", "this cannot be delayed."

Iraq held a parliamentary election last October, but the presidential and prime minister's candidates have not yet been set. The new government has not yet formed it and has fallen into a political deadlock. "Sader Movement" became the largest faction in parliament during the parliamentary election last year.

According to the post -war decentralization model of Iraq, the president is Kurds, and the Prime Minister and Speaker are in charge of the Islamic Shiites and Sunni people. In the Shiites camp, Sader's political opponent, former Prime Minister Nuri Maliki's party, and two other factions intend to select Mohammed Sudanni as the new Prime Minister, which was opposed by Sader. All members of the "Sader Movement" resigned collectively in June this year.

Agence France -Presse reported that Sader's supporters broke into the parliament twice, intending to pressure their political opponents.

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