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Samson » December 1st, 2021
Kuwait thanks Baghdad and informs the Security Council of the developments of the files of prisoners and missing persons
1st December, 2021
On Wednesday, the State of Kuwait briefed the Secretary-General of the United Nations and the President of the Security Council with the developments of the files of Kuwaiti prisoners and missing persons and third-country nationals.
The Kuwait News Agency, “KUNA”, said that this came according to a message sent by Kuwait’s representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Mansour Al-Otaibi, based on the provisions of Security Council Resolution from the year 1013 to the year 2107. 2013 and to the press release issued by the Security Council on November 24, 2020. The letter stated that on November 18, 2021, the fate of 19 prisoners and missing martyrs was determined after their identities were identified through the genetic analysis of the DNA.
She explained that the identification process is carried out by the General Department of Criminal Evidence at the Ministry of Interior in Kuwait on the remains that are received from Iraq, so that their owners will join the list of Kuwaiti martyrs whose remains have already been announced.
And the letter continued, “These prisoners were arrested during the brutal Iraqi regime’s invasion of the State of Kuwait in 1990, and their remains were received from Iraq among the remains of the martyrs, whose identification had previously been announced in November 2020, January, March and July 2021.”
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She pointed out that intensive efforts led to identifying the burial sites of martyrs in Iraq, and the technical subcommittee of the Tripartite Committee decided to examine the sites by the Iraqi technical team under the supervision of the International Committee of the Red Cross, and the remains of these prisoners were found, confirming the continuation of the process of identifying the remains and announcing the identity whose remains are to be identified.
The letter commended these prisoners and stated that they “presented heroics and sacrificed themselves for the sake of Kuwait and set a wonderful example of patriotism and redemption and registered their names in the record of honor and heroism after they faced death with courage and valor for the sake of Kuwait and the Kuwaitis.”
She stated that Kuwait thanked the Iraqi government, members of the tripartite and technical subcommittees, the International Committee of the Red Cross and the United Nations mission to support the efforts of the tripartite and technical subcommittee, which contributed to determining the fate of these prisoners.
The letter expressed its aspiration for an end to this human tragedy as soon as possible, stressing that Kuwait will continue its efforts to determine the fate of all Kuwaiti prisoners and nationals of other countries. LINK
Iraq informs NATO of its eagerness to withdraw foreign forces by the end of this year
1st December, 2021
National Security Adviser Qassem al-Araji affirmed, on Wednesday, Iraq’s keenness to implement the Iraqi parliament’s decision to withdraw foreign combat forces from Iraq at the end of this year.
A statement by the National Security Adviser said that “Al-Araji received, today, the commander of the NATO mission in Iraq, Lieutenant-General Michael Anker, and his accompanying delegation,” noting that “during the meeting, they discussed ways to enhance cooperation and partnership between Iraq and the NATO mission.” And NATO’s continued support to build the capabilities of the Iraqi forces.
Al-Araji stressed, according to the statement, “Iraq and its government’s keenness to implement the Iraqi parliament’s decision to withdraw foreign combat forces from Iraq at the end of this year, in implementation of the outcomes of the strategic dialogue with the United States,” stressing, “we reject statements that contradict what has been agreed upon.”
Al-Araji pointed out that “the Iraqi forces have gained great experience and are able to fight ISIS, and have the capabilities to defeat terrorism,” stressing that “cooperation with the NATO mission in Iraq is in the areas of training, capacity-building and advising the security services and military academies.” LINK
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