Baghdad urges calm in Kurdistan following violent attacks
Altaf Ahmad
Press TV, Baghdad
The Iraqi central government has called for calm in the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region. This after supporters of Kurdish President Massoud Barazani went on a rampage following the announcement of his resignation. Iraqi lawmakers say the resignation will incur little impact on the region as Barazani will hand over power to his family. Altaf Ahmad has the story from Baghdad.
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