Security breaches due to non-filling security ministerial posts, Anbar deputy governor

ANBAR / IraqiNews.com: Deputy Anbar Governor declared today that the security breaches in the province have grave indications, attributing them to non-filling security ministerial  posts and the occupation of MPs with organizing the political scene.   Hikmat Jasim Zaidan pointed out to IraqiNews.com that yesterday explosion is due to these reasons and to the absence of agreements among the political parties and entities.   Yesterday (Wednesday) nine civilians were killed and 17 injured in two consecutive bomb blasts.   The bombs were put in garbage car and barrel mid of Ramadi city.   Today (Thursday) two civilians and two cops were injured when a grenade were hurled on a police patrol mid of Fallouja.   Zaidan called for greater security vigilance to protect the civilians, particularly during praying times, because the armed forces wait every leak or opportunity to strike.   “We have confidence that the Iraqi forces are able to shoulder responsibility in imposing security and stability in the country”, he confirmed.   Since March 2010 elections, the country is passing through a state of mistrust, particularly between the main two political blocs (the State of Law and Iraqiyah), where the last demands the implementation of Arbil agreement and the formation of the Higher National Strategic Council.   Iraqiyah bloc warned many times the possibility of withdrawing confidence from the government and calling for early elections.   Ramadi city, center of Anbar province, lies 110 km west of the capital, Baghdad RM (TS)/SR 419