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The leader of the Kurdistan National Union, Bafel Talabani, intensified his sharp criticism towards the Kurdistan Democratic Party following recent events in the Kurdistan Regional Parliament, describing the incidents as "shameful and disgraceful," and affirming that his party will not participate in any outcomes resulting from these events. Talabani stated that if such incidents had occurred in any other country, those responsible would have faced imprisonment, emphasizing that the National Union will not be involved in any steps arising from these occurrences. He accused the Kurdistan Democratic Party of attempting to turn the parliament into a tool for exploiting citizens' interests, while noting that the door for dialogue remains open, with the possibility of taking further measures. Regarding relations with the federal government, Talabani praised Baghdad's role, highlighting that Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi speaks frankly and raises questions about the region's oil revenues and the rise in gasoline prices. He also addressed the service and developmental situation in the Jamjamal area, pointing out that although it possesses gas and electricity resources in the region, it suffers from significant delays in services, especially water, compared to Erbil.
