Iran Press/ Middle East: Mohammad Shia al-Sudani emphasized that these security units should be resolute in apprehending any individuals attempting to disrupt the security of Kirkuk from any faction and not permit them to possess firearms, except for authorized security personnel.
According to a statement by the Iraqi PM media office on Saturday, the Commander-in-Chief of the Iraqi Armed Forces instructed imposing a curfew in Kirkuk and the commencement of extensive security operations in the areas affected by the riots.
Al-Sudani called on all political parties, social organizations, and community leaders to play their part in preventing strife and preserving security, stability, and order in Kirkuk Governorate.
A security delegation headed by the Iraqi Army Chief of Staff, Lieutenant General Abdul Amir Rashid Yarallah, arrived today, Saturday, in Kirkuk Governorate to oversee the overall security situation and the deployment of the units.
At least one person was killed and 10 people were injured due to the unrest in Kirkuk on Saturday.
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