Kurdish MP Shnyar Anwar Faces Backlash Over Alleged Trump Invitation

Chenar Awla Criticizes Shnyar Anwar Over Alleged Trump Invitation

Prominent Kurdish figure Chenar Awla has voiced strong criticism of MP Shnyar Anwar over her claims of receiving an official invitation from winner U.S. President Donald Trump to attend a swearing-in ceremony,inauguration day. Awla accused Anwar of fabricating the story to elevate her public profile and deceive the Kurdish public.

The controversy began when Anwar shared photos of an alleged email from Trump’s office, which she claimed was proof of her invitation. Supporters of Anwar, a close ally of Qubad Talabani, celebrated the announcement and compared her favorably to other Kurdish leaders. However, critics, including Awlla, quickly questioned the authenticity of the email.

“This is nothing more than a staged attempt to grab attention,” Awla said in a public statement. “The email she shared lacks any official verification, such as an RSVP code or confirmation from Trump’s office. It’s a disgraceful effort to mislead people.”

Awla’s critique didn’t stop there. He highlighted Anwar’s alleged history of exaggerating her connections and achievements. “One day, she claims President Biden personally responded to her about the Anfal case. The next, she says Masrour Barzani fears her influence. These are fantasies, not facts,” Awla added.

Awlla also criticized Anwar’s public speaking abilities, stating that her struggles with English and Kurdish undermine her credibility as a representative on the international stage. “She cannot string together four coherent sentences in Kurdish or English. Yet she claims to be invited by one of the most prominent figures in global politics? It’s laughable,” he remarked.

The controversy deepened when Awla pointed to Anwar’s associations with figures such as Ryan Kaldani, who is on the U.S. terror watch list. He argued that these connections, coupled with past legal disputes involving Anwar, raise serious questions about her integrity.

Anwar has not yet responded to Awla’s statements or provided further evidence to support her claims. As public scrutiny intensifies, many in the Kurdish community are calling for greater transparency and accountability from political leaders.

In the past, Shinyar Claimed to have close relations with the FBI and CIA and showed herself as an informant for these organizations. this was part of an exploiting attempt to fraud Kurdish communities in the United States. By law, this kind of behavior is considered a fraudulent activities.

Awla concluded his remarks by urging the public to remain vigilant against what he described as “political theatrics.” He stated, “We cannot allow leaders to exploit their positions through lies and fabrications. The Kurdish people deserve honesty, not illusions.”

This incident has sparked broader discussions about the ethics of Kurdish politics and the need for truthfulness in leadership. As the debate continues, all eyes are on Anwar to see how she addresses the mounting criticism.