******** Obama envoy: start editing Mosul and support strong reforms Abadi and his government

March 5, 2016 15:56





Brett Macgork special envoy of the US President Barack Obama in the international coalition announced start editing city of Mosul from terrorists Daash process, "stressing US support" for the reforms and the government of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi. "


He Macgork at a press conference held today at the American Embassy in Baghdad, he said that "liberalization city of Mosul, the process has already begun in 10 of this February," adding that "the process appeared achievements when cutting the road between Mosul and the Syrian and tenderness but it will be complicated."


He explained that the "liberation of Sinjar Daash cut roads between Mosul and the Syrian and tenderness supply," pointing out that "the international coalition is holding consultations to coordinate with the Peshmerga forces and the [Sunni] good to prepare for an attack on Daash in Mosul."


He continued, "It will be held today a meeting with the US ambassador in Baghdad and the governor of Nineveh province to prepare the preparations for the Liberation of Mosul," adding that "the process of liberation will join a group of components of Iraq."


He stressed the US official to "help Iraq in the military field being in economic crisis," revealing "graduated 900 Iraqi policeman every two months, after being trained by trained Italians," noting that "those forces will work on the safe keeping in Tikrit and Ramadi."


He stressed Obama's envoy to Washington's support "for the reforms of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, describing his government [Abadi] to" strong they have the support of the political blocs "returned" to demonstrate peacefully and express their opinion a legitimate right for all citizens, that such demonstrations remain peaceful framework. "


He reiterated "the United States' commitment to support Iraq economically in accordance with the strategic agreement signed between them," calling on the international community to "provide the necessary support to Iraq immediately to stabilize him."


He held the US official organization responsible for the destruction of Daash areas liberated "unlikely at the same time" entering Saudi forces or any other forces to Iraq without the consent of the government in Baghdad, stressing that the military efforts in Iraq should be conducted in coordination with the international coalition. "


Macgork said that "Turkey is not among the forces of the international coalition and the state can not force her to take part in the liberation of Mosul process unless they get approval of the Iraqi government."




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