In a statement on Friday, Iraqi FM ‘Ibrahim Al-Jafari’ said the following:

”The Popular Mobilization Units (Haashd) and Hezbollah have protected Arab sovereignty and everybody who accuses them of terrorism, is a terrorist by himself. ”

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Ahmed Alkaabi
http://www.almasdarnews.com
Iraqi native who's born in Saudi-Arabia. His family fought against Saddam Hussein in the Shaban Revolution of 1991. Additionally, his father was held captive for over 11 years in Iran during the Iraq-Iran war. His uncle is now with the Haashd Al-Shabi (PMU) defending Iraq in a war against terror. Having said that, Ahmed's interests are economics, geopolitics, finance, and business opportunities. From next year one he will pursue his Msc in Business Administration at the RUG (Netherlands) Prior to that he also studied in Canada at the John Molson school of Business.

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