The world knows that the zealous Iraqi people will continue to fight Zio-American terrorism.

Secretary-General of al-Nujaba has issued a statement on the occasion of the establishment of the Popular Mobilization Forces vowing to continue counter-terrorism campaign in the Arab country.

On the anniversary of the issuance of the collective jihad fatwa to counter Daesh, Shaykh al-Kaabi stated that the establishment of the Popular Mobilization Forces carries the message to the world that the zealous Iraqi people will continue to fight Zio-American terrorism.

According to the website of the representative office of al-Nujaba in Iran, Shaykh Akram al-Kaabi, the secretary-general of the al-Nujaba Islamic Resistance Movement, issued a statement in which he offered his congratulations on the anniversary of the issuance of the jihad al-kifa’i (collective jihad) fatwa and the establishment of the Popular Mobilization Forces, and noted, “On this auspicious day, the plot of the great powers failed. Through this plot, they spent huge amounts of money and provided various forms of support to terrorist groups to occupy, divide and commit genocide against the children of Iraq.”

In continuation of his explanation of the failure of the enemy’s plot, Shaykh al-Kaabi said, “Their effort failed and God returned their plots to them. The righteous children of Iraq rose up and rolled up their sleeves and responded to the fatwa and the call of dignity. They sacrificed their pure blood and lives for the faith and soil of the nation and demonstrated the most beautiful depictions of bravery and valour.”

He called this valuable achievement a message to the whole world and added, “The world knows that the zealous Iraqi heroes will always stand against the waves of terrorism – created and paid for by the United States and Zionists – and they will stand against the forces of darkness and the Takfiris.”

In conclusion, the prominent personality of Iraqi Resistance appreciated the support and stance of the Islamic Republic of Iran in backing Iraq during the sacred war against terrorism.