Maliki’s coalition in response to the requirement of Obama reconciliation: First of arms
Maliki’s coalition in response to the requirement of Obama reconciliation: First of arms
6/17/2014 twelve twenty-two PM
The future seems to be conditioned invitation to President Barack Obama to achieve Iraqi reconciliation before any U.S. military intervention did not resonate with the team rule, which calls for giving priority to a military solution.
said State of Law coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said Iraq does not need U.S. military forces as much as it needs to weapons and intelligence and security cooperation to counter terrorism. He pointed out that the events and data rapidly in Iraq emerged from the political framework. The MP said Abbas al-Bayati’s “future” yesterday (Monday June 16, 2014) that Iraq needs weapons and security cooperation and intelligence and speed of providing aircraft, demanding Washington that meet the needs of Iraq’s weapons according to the strategic agreement between Iraq and America.
Al-Bayati said: “We have a sufficient number of troops and a statement Supreme religious authority filled squares, men will not only need arms. ”
in turn, said the Kurdistan Alliance bloc, said Washington would not interfere in Iraq, except to provide the army with weapons and equipment. The MP Hassan Jihad for “the future,” said yesterday that the administration would not send troops to Iraq, it is possible to interfere one way or another, but obviously that Washington does not want to intervene. Jihad said that Obama explained that the nature of sectarian fighting in Iraq, noting that political dialogue is still absent from the current data in Iraq and there is no room for it. The condition of U.S. President Barack Obama to get political assurances to carry out any military intervention, stressing that military intervention will not lead to stability in the absence of compromises.
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