At least 10 people were killed and more than 200 injured in violent clashes that erupted in Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone on Monday,

Several witnesses told CNN the security forces pushed protesters out of Iraq's Republican Palace by firing tear gas and live bullets.

Hundreds of protesters stormed the building inside the Green Zone following al-Sadr's announcement, Iraqi security officials told

Iraq security forces said Tuesday four rockets had landed in Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone, damaging a residential complex.

The rockets were launched from the al-Habibiya and al-Baladiyat areas east of the capital, said the Iraqi Security

The Republican Palace is where the Iraqi cabinet meets, and Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi has now suspended all meetings of his government until further notice, according to a statement released by his office.

The Prime Minister has urged al-Sadr "to help call on the demonstrators to withdraw from government institutions."

"The difficult circumstance that our country is going through requires everyone to abide by calm, restraint, prevent escalation, and ensure that the situation does not slip into unknown and dangerous labyrinths in which everyone will lose."President Barham Salih also urged calm, saying

Al-Sadr said he had made a decision two months ago "not to interfere in political affairs," but he was now announcing his "final retirement" from politics and shutting down all his political offices across the country,