Interim President Resigns Amidst Political Turmoil In Peru

Interim President resigns amidst political turmoil in Peru. Interim President Manuel Merino has resigned amidst the continuing political turmoil in Peru.

He became the interim president on Tuesday. First Peru is going through the most serious constitutional crisis in the last two decades.

Members of the Peruvian parliament voted and overthrew former President Martin Vijkara. Merino was sworn in for an interim presidential post-Tuesday after Vijkara was removed.

Merino said in a brief message to the nation that he held the office of the interim president only under the rules. He said, ‘I too want the good of our country like other people.’

Explain that after the overthrow of Vijkara by voting in the Peruvian Parliament, thousands of people took to the streets in support of him.

The protesters called it a coup by the Congress. Pusi had to use excessive force to drive away from the protesters.

A human rights group says that more than a hundred people have been injured and 41 people have gone missing in police action against the protests. Two people have also died.

Abu Muhammad al-Masri, the second-largest terrorist of al Qaeda killed in Tehran, Iran denied

The second-largest al-Qaeda terrorist was killed by Israeli detectives in August this year. He was accused of helping to plot a bomb attack on two US embassies in Africa in 1998.

The leading news agency quoted intelligence officials as saying that Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah was gunned down by two motorcycle riders in Tehran on August 7.

This dangerous terrorist was known as Abu Muhammad al-Masri.

Masri was considered the possible successor of Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri. His murder was kept secret till now.

According to the Media, it is not yet clear whether America has any role in the murder of the Egyptian-born terrorist.

US officials have been searching for him in Iran for many years. Meanwhile, Iran’s foreign ministry has denied the killing of al-Masri.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh said that this is fabricated information from the Western media.

The news agency AP has said in its report that the US and Israel worked together to locate and kill an al-Qaeda terrorist in Iran this year.

The two allied countries conducted this major intelligence operation when the Trump administration was pressurizing Iran.