National Coalition leader says the attack threatens the Kurdistan Region’s security and Iraq’s sovereignty and stability, calling for those responsible to be identified and held accountable.

He called for the investigation to be conducted “quickly and transparently,” with those responsible held accountable.

In a message to Prime Minister Barzani, Güler strongly condemned the attack, describing it as “unacceptable” and warning that such acts threaten peace, stability, and security in the region.

Nouri al-Maliki says the Coordination Framework has established a committee to address state control of weapons, with the body expected to begin work soon.

According to the agency, the arrests were carried out based on intelligence information that led security forces to locate the suspects while they were hiding in Sulaimani and surrounding areas.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Tehran rejected an initial 15-point US proposal and later negotiated a 14-point memorandum after three months of difficult talks.

Iraq’s National Security Advisory warns that attacks targeting the Kurdistan Region and official institutions could undermine peace efforts.

Emergency water projects have eased shortages across the Kurdistan Region, while major schemes in key urban centers and rural districts continue to advance.

Emergency and civil defense teams immediately responded to the incident and quickly extinguished the flames, preventing the fire from spreading to other parts of the building.

During the call, Prime Minister Barzani expressed deep concern over the incidents and instructed the governor and local authorities to strengthen measures to protect the lives and property of citizens ...

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