A member of the Iraqi parliament said the Federal Supreme Court did not convene today due to a lack of legal quorum, leading to the postponement of complaints regarding Kurdistan Region salaries and leaving their fate uncertain, while a source noted that six court members had submitted their resignations.

A source told Channel8 that six judges of the Federal Supreme Court of Iraq have submitted their resignations, but the resignations have not yet been approved.

The reason behind their decision is still unknown, the source added.

Meanwhile, MP Biryar Rashid told Channel8 that today’s court session, which was expected to issue a ruling on the salaries, was cancelled due to insufficient quorum. He noted that the session is now expected to take place next week.