The European Union calls upon Iraq’s leaders to work towards restoring stability and ending violence

Reports say the monitoring and control of violence in Iraq to more than 750 people have been killed in attacks since the beginning of July, 48 people have been killed in attacks in Baghdad since it was walmkdadet. Brussels/Obelisk: EU leaders appealed to Iraqis to work to restore stability and end the cycle of violence started to escalate in pace Union condemned by the High Representative Catherine Ashton on violence in recent days in various parts of Iraq were the most serious in the provinces of Kirkuk, Diyala and Baghdad.

The statement issued by the media Office of Catherine Ashton, high representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and security policy and Vice-President of the European Commission to “High Representative condemns in the strongest terms the series of violence in recent days in Iraq.” The statement quoted Ashton as saying that “hundreds of innocent people have died as a result of violence which have no meaning since the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan”, expressing deep condolences to the families of the victims.

Ashton called for it said “Iraqi political leaders to work together to create a stable political environment, comprehensive, and make every effort to end the cycle of violence for the benefit of all Iraqis.” The United Nations Mission in Iraq warned that the escalating violence in Iraq which killed within four months, about 3,000 threaten this country conduct “by risk.” Reports say the monitoring and control of violence in Iraq to more than 750 people have been killed in attacks since the beginning of July, 48 people have been killed in attacks in Baghdad since it was walmkdadet.

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