Maysan police detachments arrested 12 defendants following a tribal dispute that broke out in one of the areas south of the governorate, and evolved into the use of weapons. The Maysan Police Command said in a statement: 'After receiving information about the outbreak of a tribal conflict in one of the governorate's areas, a security force accompanied by the Maysan Police Chief went to the scene, imposed a security cordon, and conducted a series of raids and searches in search of those involved in the conflict.' It added: "12 defendants from both sides of the conflict were arrested and weapons and equipment were seized, noting that the necessary legal measures have been taken against the instigators of the conflicts. Source: National Iraqi News Agency
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