U.S. official: al-Maliki days in power are numbered
U.S. official: al-Maliki days in power are numbered
07.26.2014 four twenty-nine a.m. PM
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Follow-up revealed a senior official in the U.S. State Department, about the difficulty of dealing with the Iraqi government led by al-Maliki, and is likely to be a day-Maliki few in power, and as alluded to optimism and Washington leaders new to take over the job after the formation of the new parliament, confirmed the existence of differences between U.S. commanders and Iraqi on dealing with the organization (Daash).
said Assistant U.S. Secretary of State for Iraq and Iran Brett Mkourk in an interview during a hearing before the Foreign Relations Committee in the U.S. Senate, quoted by the Washington Post, ‘We were the frustrations severe with the Iraqi government, especially over the last year’, expecting that ‘days are al-Maliki, a few as prime minister’.
added Mkourk in front of the Senate committee, saying ‘We have formed a new parliament, and through this parliament will appear for the presence of new leaders, there are a handful of leaders fluent too may appear on the surface to Itbooaa post of prime minister, and we are anxious because we see This event is achieved very quickly in the coming days’.
saw military analysts that the al-Maliki failed as a leader in combining the Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds in the coalition government, as well as the failure to launch the current war against Sunni insurgents.
revealed Mkourk who served as a diplomat in Iraq during the U.S. troop presence in it all ‘The presence of a deep chasm between the U.S. plans and Iraqi forces in how to manage the battles against the groups organizing Daash’, noting that ‘American military officers have advised the Iraqi government not to enter the city of Tikrit, but the Iraqis have taken a decision contrary and went to the city of Tikrit, and in fact we did not support the resolution and advisers the 700 of the U.S. Army who were sent recently to Iraq have been subjected to confuse ‘.
between Mkourk ‘told al-Maliki that his generals were Akhaddonh regarding the progress of the organization Daash’, noting that ‘al-Maliki, the screening was sent off in the track number of senior officers’.
explained Mkourk that ‘ Gen. Lloyd Austin, commander of the U.S. Central exists now in Iraq to discuss with the new leaders’.
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