Al-Kadhmi vows to search seriously for Yezidi kidnappers

Baghdad - INA

 Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhmi pledged today, Monday, to seriously search for the Yazidi kidnappers and turn it into an international effort to return them to their families, while stressing that what was exposed to the Yazidis constituted an Iraqi pain that will not be repeated.

 The media office of the Prime Minister said in a statement received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that "the Prime Minister, Mustafa Al-Kadhmi, received today, Monday, a delegation representing a number of Yazidi survivors and survivors from the Sinjar district, the village of Kuju and the surrounding areas", noting that "  Al-Kadhmi welcomed the Yazidi delegation, recalling the brutal crime against the Yazidis on that fateful day, August 3, 2014, by Daesh terrorist gangs, and the difficult circumstances they lived after occupying their areas and villages.

 Al-Kadhmi emphasized that “what the Yazidis were subjected to constituted an Iraqi pain that will not be repeated, and represented a heinous crime that attracted the attention and sympathy of world public opinion, as the whole world stood with their cause for the horrors they were subjected to”, stressing “working to keep this crime alive and invoked by generations.”  Coming to reflect the brutality of Daesh gangs, and the valor of the security forces that conquered terrorism, liberated the land, and preserved the unity and sovereignty of Iraq. "