The Antichrist Orders the Withdrawal of his Men

Iraqi Shia leader Sadr orders withdrawal of Saraya al-Salam fighters in Kirkuk
NRT
SULAIMANI – Iraqi Shia political leader Moqtada al-Sadr ordered the fighters of Saraya al-Salam, a military wing of his party, to withdraw from Kirkuk.
Sadr released a statement on Tuesday (November 7) ordering Shia paramilitary from Saraya al-Salam to close its bases and leave the city of Kirkuk in 72 hours.
"Kirkuk province and all other provinces must be only under the control of the Iraqi security forces," Sadr added.
The order came two days after twin blasts went off near a Shia Saraya al-Salam base in Kirkuk city. Six people were killed and 18 others were wounded due to the blasts.
The first attacker blew up an explosives-rigged car, followed by the second, who used an explosive belt, a security official said.
Saraya al-Salam is the military wing of the Iraqi Shia Sadr Front led by the Iraqi leader Moqtada al-Sadr.
Sadr’s force, formerly known as the Mahdi Army, is part of the Hashed al-Shaabi paramilitary alliance that has battled the Islamic State (ISIS).
Iraqi security forces backed by Hashid al-Shaabi in mid-October seized oil-rich Kirkuk province from Peshmerga forces in the wake of a Kurdish independence vote held in defiance of Baghdad.
(NRT)