Iraqi panel to submit report on fall of Mosul to Parl't Mon.
(MENAFN- Kuwait News Agency (KUNA)) An Iraqi parliamentary committee on Sunday said it completed investigation of the fall of the northern city of Mosul into the hands of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) a year ago.
Head of the panel, MP Hakeim Al-Zamli, told a press conference that they had prepared the final report and would submit it to the Parliament on Monday.
The report will help reveal reasons behind the fall of the city and those responsible for it, he added.
The fall of Mosul was the cause behind the Spiker crime which claimed the lives of hundreds of Iraqi soldiers and led thousands of Yazidi women into captivity. Moreover, tens of thousands of Iraqi were killed and more than 3,000 left their homes.
However, Al-Zamli declined to reveal names of those responsible for the fall, while a panel member, Abbas Al-Khuza'i said that the report accuses 35 political, military and local officials.
Head of the panel, MP Hakeim Al-Zamli, told a press conference that they had prepared the final report and would submit it to the Parliament on Monday.
The report will help reveal reasons behind the fall of the city and those responsible for it, he added.
The fall of Mosul was the cause behind the Spiker crime which claimed the lives of hundreds of Iraqi soldiers and led thousands of Yazidi women into captivity. Moreover, tens of thousands of Iraqi were killed and more than 3,000 left their homes.
However, Al-Zamli declined to reveal names of those responsible for the fall, while a panel member, Abbas Al-Khuza'i said that the report accuses 35 political, military and local officials.
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