**** Washington does not comment on the urgency of Baghdad on reinforcing .. The former ambassador calls on Obama to move before the "disintegration of Iraq"

11/04/2013 (00:01 pm)







[ltr]Discuss U.S. President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki how to confront the movements of al-Qaeda "most active" in the country but did not speak for supplying Iraq with weapons demanded by al-Maliki has since months, but the point premier said Obama stressed the importance of the existence of Iraq has a democratic system and a more comprehensive and did not speak for new military assistance to Iraq. 

In the wake of talks at the White House, after nearly two years of departure of the last American soldiers Iraq, Obama did not reveal any new offer of military assistance to Iraq. 

Maliki's visit to the U.S. capital is the first since 2011, and comes amid a wave of bloody violence, a level not seen since the country five years. 

And reveals the joint statement issued by the White House after a two-hour meeting between the two men, said that the American and Iraqi sides stressed on the need "urgent" for further assistance to Iraqi forces. 

The statement that "the Iraqi delegation stressed his desire to purchase equipment U.S. as a means to strengthen the links institutional long stretch with the United States, and the transfer of that Maliki asked attack helicopters, Apache and other equipment from the United States, but Obama did not announce any assistance new military to Iraq . 

He did not specify details of Iraqi Prime Minister requested U.S. assistance, but he said that his meeting with Obama was "very positive, and after a special meeting between the two sides, the U.S. president said that" unfortunately, Al Qaeda is still active and has become more active in recent times. " 

Obama said, "so we have discussed at length how we can work together to repel this terrorist organization which does not work only in Iraq, but also poses a threat to the entire region and the United States," adding that "the United States wants Iraq to pass an election law so that Iraqis can discuss their differences through political means Instead of treating her violence.

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And some U.S. officials said that al-Maliki ignored calls from Washington to give minorities a bigger role in the government, at a time many Sunnis accuse al-Maliki marginalized, which increases the size of the resentment that extremists are trying to exploit. 

He said the American president that the presence of a democratic system active in Iraq would honor all those who have been killed since the U.S. invasion in 2003, with admitted al-Maliki that democracy in Iraq "fragile but are very important," stressing the importance of "the American role in Iraq's development and reconstruction .


" The Iraqi government also faced widespread criticism over corruption and the problems of providing basic services. And killed more than 5400 people since the beginning of the year, including 964 in October alone, which was the deadliest month in Iraq since April 2008, according to official figures published Friday, despite the extensive military operations and strict security measures. 

And saw the former U.S. ambassador to Iraq, James Jeffrey said such acts of violence "that could lead to the fragmentation of the country if Maliki did not move and the United States quickly." 

Since his arrival in Washington, Wednesday, doubled-Maliki for meetings with officials of the executive branch, including officials of the U.S. Defense Department (Pentagon) and members of Congress, have called Thursday the international community to "third world war" against the "virus" rule.




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Here is one way of helping out Iraq without any Military Boots on the Ground!




America supplied Iraq with pictures of kegs of terrorism and armed groups on its territory

   

United States supplied the Iraqi intelligence, information and imagery via satellite from kegs of terrorism and armed groups specifically in the western border, a few days after the request of the Maliki U.S. intelligence support.

Showed that information flow armed elements and organizations to base most notably "organizing the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant" or so-called "Daash" from Syria, until it became the desert of Anbar, "west of Baghdad," a mine of assassins planning and carrying out violence claim the lives of Iraqis every day.

The Fouad Alldorki, MP for the coalition of state law, which is headed by al-Maliki, said that "the United States provided information to Iraqi intelligence and satellite imagery, showing the presence of terrorist groups in the desert and the island west of the country," Anbar. "

He stated that the information showed terrorists transmission, particularly the so-called to "Daash" from Syria, referring to the information about countries finance terrorism newcomer to Iraqi cities, Saudi Arabia comes in the forefront.

Transmission of armed groups from Syria, which and described Alldorki Afghanistan Middle East, from different Arab and foreign nationalities, impacted negatively on the situation in Iraq in general.

He added Alldorki "the Iraqi government had to request the U.S. and international support for the elimination of al-Qaeda in transition to the cities of Iraq, in anticipation of its deployment in the region and threaten neighboring countries come بمقدمتها Turkey and Lebanon, following the conflict in Syria.


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