Hindawi: change security leaders will be simple and will not replace the existing situation

{Baghdad: Euphrates news} excluded Virtue, block MP in the national coalition, Mohammed Al-Hindawi,There should be a radical change of leadership, indicating that this change would be to just change the fields of simple, noting that this change will not affect the situation of the country, stressing that terrorist groups for more sophisticated explosives detection devices which have hardware security.

He said Al-Hindawi said {forat news} Thursday “there will be no radical change of leadership,But simple field changes, change the location of one of the leaders and transported to another place to have an adviser, welaighir of the Iraq scene something”.

Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki said in a press conference Monday that it will to make changes to the level of security leaders from middle and upper class against the backdrop of repeated security breaches in the country, the latest was on Monday in the capital of Baghdad witnessed a bloody day by blasting areas{Za’faraniyah and Kadhimiya, the fourth police and perfectionism and Diyala bridge and mahmudiyah, latifiyah and Youssifiyah torch and bour} resulted in dozens of martyrs and wounded.

Hindawi said “we need a new machine replacing the explosive detectors to detect car bombs with them,” he said, “I learned from people associated with security, terrorists have more sophisticated devices at security forces, when they booby-trap a car they passing her on this machine if it discovers beloved ones to where you want the bombing event.”

Recent controversy and raised doubts about the explosive detectors currently used at security checkpoints and roadblocks, and suspicions of corruption in the case of import of these organs, persons who are their own deal and brought to the country despite the ineffective.

Abbas Al-Bayati, a member of the parliamentary Security Committee disclosed that a Committee extended a parliamentary defence and Security Committee and State committees to investigate the subject of explosive detection devices.

For its part, the Interior Ministry announced a lawsuit against those involved in the supply of explosive detectors {} IDE, referring to “the Ministry received orders to arrest a number of them before a Court of inquiry, including the British convict {James mcaromik}.

The House of representatives investigative Committee in the case of explosive detectors used by checkpoints so that a British court announced the ruling on who sell such devices to Iraq because of the invalidity of a harmless but still use checkpoints.

With Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, at a conference held Monday, that “the Council of Ministers formed committees to follow up the issue of explosive detectors had shown that such devices can detect 20 40% of explosives and that at best, hinting at the use of sniffer dogs in the new security plans”.

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