Justice for Feyli Kurds: Dracula by Baath condemned to death

Shafaq News/ Iraq awarded two death sentences on Thursday, including one against a former intelligence officer from the Saddam era, who was accused of leading brutal campaigns.

A security source informed Shafaq News that the high criminal court of Iraq Khairallah Hammadi Abdullah Jaro al-Naseri had convicted a top official who is known for monitoring the oppression against Feyli Kurds until after the sloping of the National Security Service at the beginning of this year. He reported reportedly, in the presence of the families of the victims to direct executions, forced disappear, torture and mass burials.

Al-Naseri referred to as “Dracula of the Baath”, was operated on in Baghdad and in the Kurdistan region and has long been seen as one of the regime's most brutal executors. His conviction is a “big milestone” in the pursuit of Iraq according to the so-called “group of five”-a list of the most important Baathist refugees.

Regardless of this, the criminal court in Najaf received a double death sentence to an ISIS fighter who was convicted of interrogating two police officers during the interrogation, and civil vehicles to lead the province and destabilize the province, according to the Supreme Justice Council.