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BAGHDAD, Nov. 21 (UPI) -- Baghdad residents have reported a growing number of leaflets and posters in the capital city warning residents of "lethal" Iranian goods.
The distribution of the handouts coincided with a Iranian exhibition at the al-Mansour Hotel in Baghdad that was part of a international bazaar advocating regional goods and merchandise.
The leaflets and posters carried slogans that read, "Iran is using foodstuff to kill the people of Iraq," said London's Asharq al-Awsat. Others showed propaganda depicting the growing influence Tehran is reported to have over the government in Baghdad.
The Arab Bloc for National Dialogue in the Iraqi Parliament launched a similar campaign in Basra in September, though it was unclear if the group was behind the latest calls for boycotts of Iranian goods.
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