Law: America is behind the reduction in budget allocations to the South

The leader of the State of Law coalition, Haider Al-Lami, today, Thursday, attributed the reduction in financial allocations to the central and southern governorates to the American actor, adding that the continued pressure from Washington aims to create internal problems between the political forces.

Al-Lami said, in an interview with the Maalouma Agency, that “the government is required to stop the United States’ interference in internal Iraqi affairs,” noting that “there are many problems that occurred under American administration.”

He continued, “Part of the problem of the Kurdistan region’s employees’ salaries is that America is behind it to create a crisis with the Baghdad government,” pointing out that “Washington is pushing the issue of the southern and central provinces not receiving high percentages of the general budget that guarantee their entitlement.”

Al-Lami concluded his speech: “Parliament is required to move towards fairness to Iraq’s economic lung in financial allocations before approving them,” adding that “the goal of Washington’s continued pressure is to create internal problems among the political forces.”

Warnings continue of the consequences of suspicious moves led by Washington’s ambassador to Iraq, Elena Romanowski, aimed at causing strife, influencing the Iraqi decision, or imposing American hegemony and its interests at the expense of Iraq.

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