Alliance is likely to restore tenderness and Mosul during six months
Alliance is likely to restore tenderness and Mosul during six months
February 9, 2017
Military personnel in the international coalition against al Islamic State said it was expected to be restored the cities of Mosul and tenderness within six months, although the next few weeks will see almost completely isolate the city of Raqqa and then move towards it.
The commanding general of the joint forces of the Alliance team Stephen Townsend on Wednesday during a tour of northern Baghdad, said that during the next six months, “I think we will see Mosul and tenderness will expire from the control of state regulation.”
Townsend also pointed out that the Iraqi army began to deploy his troops in preparation for operations cleanse the western side of the city of Mosul, which is expected to begin during the days.
For his part, a spokesman for the international coalition against state regulation of Colonel John Dorian said the forces allied with US forces achieve tangible progress on the ground in the confrontation with the state regulation in both Iraq and Syria.
Dorian explained during a press briefing in Baghdad that the coalition forces will be able to blockade the city of Raqqa in the next few weeks in full, and that those forces will continue to work to isolate tenderness stage as this is an essential part of the current campaign.
He pointed out that state regulation is used for planning the city of Raqqa foreign operations, and now expect to be able to fully siege of the city during the next few weeks, and we will reach the stage of decision-Balaguetham.
Dorian gave no details of time for the restoration of the city’s efforts, but he said there was excellent progress, but that puts pressure on the organization of the state in various fronts, pointing out that the greater the siege of Raqqa, the enemy feel pressure on the city ranks in the door as well, he said.
The Turkish Foreign Minister Davutoglu Sergeant, born on Wednesday pointed out in a press conference with his Saudi counterpart, Adel al-Jubeir Ankara to the need to send the countries of the region and members of the international coalition special forces to the city of Raqqa to recover them from state regulation.
Earlier on Wednesday, sources in the Turkish presidency said that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed with his US counterpart Donald Trump in a phone call to act jointly in the cities of the door and Raqqa, Syria.
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