FBI: Maliki is a red line, should not be criticized by the US media.

- Wasn’t long time when he fled Iraq “Iraqi Watch­dog Offi­cial Alleges High-Level Cor­rup­tion”, Radi Al-Radi head of Com­mis­sion on Pub­lic Integrity revealed very inter­est­ing report on Al-Watan news­pa­per:

A source close to the head of Com­mis­sion on Pub­lic Integrity in Iraq Radi Radi that the Amer­i­can Fed­eral Police FBI refused to allow Radi to reveals doc­u­ments asso­ciates Al-Maliki with cor­rup­tion, as well as the doc­u­ment indi­cates that Maliki request from the Office of integrity to pub­lish any cor­rup­tion doc­u­ment that con­nected to his gov­ern­ment ministers

The source explained that the FBI told Radi that Maliki is a red line that should not be attacked or crit­i­cized through the Amer­i­can media.

- A month ago the US claimed suc­cess in Diyala, Aljazeera reported today:

Police sources said that clashes took place, gun­men and snipers on the roofs of high build­ings, one promi­nent mem­ber of the 1920 Rev­o­lu­tion Brigades was killed [the Brigades said ear­lier that they are present in Diyala].