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Iraqi court seeks arrest of Maysan provincial leader for defying Iran border closure

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The National
“Iraqi court seeks arrest of Maysan provincial leader for defying Iran border closure”

Iraq's Karkh Court in Baghdad on Monday ordered an investigation into the head of Maysan's provincial council after Prime Minister Ali Al Zaidi called for a probe over his calls for civil disobedience if the Al Sheeb crossing with Iran is not reopened. Last week, Iraq closed the Al Sheeb border crossing in Maysan to travellers and goods, with the decision escalating tension with Iran and pro-Tehran Iraqi politicians. The decision was made due to security concerns at the border. On Sunday,…

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The Jerusalem Post
“Iraqi PM orders investigation into provincial council threats over closed Iran border crossing”

Authorities closed the crossing last week as they upgraded security and detection equipment, an Iraqi official told Reuters on Wednesday.

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