Danh ngôn của Muqtada al Sadr
Out of my desire to complete Iraq's independence and to finish the withdrawal of the occupation forces from our holy lands, I am obliged to halt military operations of the honest Iraqi resistance until the withdrawal of the occupation forces is complete.
Out of my desire to complete Iraq's independence and to finish the withdrawal of the occupation forces from our holy lands, I am obliged to halt military operations of the honest Iraqi resistance until the withdrawal of the occupation forces is complete.
Vì mong muốn hoàn thành nền độc lập của Iraq và hoàn thành việc rút quân chiếm đóng khỏi vùng đất thánh của chúng ta, tôi buộc phải tạm dừng các hoạt động quân sự của cuộc kháng chiến trung thực của người Iraq cho đến khi việc rút quân chiếm đóng hoàn tất.
Tác giả: Muqtada al Sadr | Chuyên mục: Independence | Sứ mệnh: [6]
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