The convening of the first meeting between the leaders of the Iraqi security team and the Pentagon and agree on joint leadership

Wednesday, June 25, 2014 12:38


Twilight News / Iraqi satellite channel reported the semi-official said Wednesday that U.S. advisers sent by the Ministry of defense, "the Pentagon" have held their first meeting with one of the security leaders in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.

Obama announced last Thursday that he would send up to 300 U.S. military adviser to Iraq for non-combat roles and will examine the strikes are specific to the militants.

The channel said in Newsflash I followed carried by the "Twilight News", he held a joint meeting between the commander of the Baghdad Operations Abdul Amir al-Shammari, a team of experts, "the Pentagon" to discuss cooperation and coordination of joint security work in the coming days.

According to the channel, it was agreed during the meeting between the Baghdad Operations Command, and a team of experts to set up a joint operations command.

U.S. officials said that Baghdad had given assurances to the United States that U.S. special operations forces that President Obama ordered sent to Iraq would enjoy immunity from prosecution in Iraqi courts possible.

According to the U.S. Department of Defense earlier today the arrival of the first batch of military advisers to Iraq and begin their work to help the Iraqi army in the fight against the militants who seized a number of towns and cities over the past two weeks.

It has become about half of the 300 military advisers who promised to send them U.S. President Barack Obama in Baghdad or boarded their flight toward her.


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