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      Iraq: Hundreds hit Baghdad to protest ‘US interference’ in Iraqi affairs03:48

      Iraq: Hundreds hit Baghdad to protest ‘US interference’ in Iraqi affairs

      Iraq, Baghdad
      Politics
      September 1, 2018 at 21:19 GMT +00:00 · Published

      Hundreds of Iraqis, outraged by the ongoing American presence in their country, gathered in Baghdad’s Firdos Square on Friday to demand an end to the interference.

      Since a new Iraqi parliament is set to meet next week to elect a speaker and start forming a government, the protesters called on Washington to not interfere in the process.

      Protesters also added that their fellows Iraqis were remaining silent on this 'criminal act' which 'sends them to hell.'

      Iraq: Hundreds hit Baghdad to protest ‘US interference’ in Iraqi affairs03:48
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      Hundreds of Iraqis, outraged by the ongoing American presence in their country, gathered in Baghdad’s Firdos Square on Friday to demand an end to the interference.

      Since a new Iraqi parliament is set to meet next week to elect a speaker and start forming a government, the protesters called on Washington to not interfere in the process.

      Protesters also added that their fellows Iraqis were remaining silent on this 'criminal act' which 'sends them to hell.'