IS threatens attacks ahead of Iraq vote
By Reuters
April 24, 2018
BAGHDAD: Islamic State said it would attack polling stations in Iraq during parliamentary election next month and that anyone who participated in the vote would be considered an infidel. In an audio message released late on Sunday, the militant group´s spokesman accused Iraq´s Shi´ite-led government of being a proxy of Iran and warned that anyone who runs or votes in the May 12 election would be targeted. Iraqi officials have said polling stations will be well protected. “We warn you Sunnis of Iraq of these people (Shi´ites) taking power.
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