'Bombing KDP offices will have no impact': Kurdish legislator
"The problem of security instability in Iraq has not been resolved so far."
ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) – Bombing the offices of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) in Baghdad will have no impact, Iraqi Parliament Deputy Speaker Shakhawan Abdullah told Kurdistan 24 on Saturday night.
"The problem of security instability in Iraq has not been resolved so far," Abdullah told Kurdistan 24 in an exclusive interview. "The attacks on the Iraqi political parties' offices and foreign missions' embassies are continuing."
"The KDP is a political party with a great history, and bombing its offices will have no impact," he said.
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Responding to the Kurdistan 24's question about using the Kurdish language on the parliament's website and formal letters, Abdullah revealed that all his activities as deputy speaker of parliament are published in both Arabic and Kurdish languages.
"I advised that all parliament statements should have a Kurdish version beside the Arabic version," Abdullah said. "Our intention is to ensure that there is a Kurdish version for every single Arabic document."
