Prime Minister of Australia: our aircraft will begin from today to fly over Iraq in support of allies

Wednesday 1 October 2014 12:12


Alsumaria News / Baghdad
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, Wednesday, that Australian aircraft will join the bombing campaign led by the United States against al " Daash "in Iraq before making a final decision to carry out the functions of the bombing.

Said Abbott of the parliament today, "We do not take a final decision with the participation of our troops in the fighting, but the aircraft Australian will start from today to fly over Iraq in support of Allied operations," adding that "the air strikes Australian awaiting final approval from the Iraqi government and the decision of an extra from our side."

Australia is concerned because of the number of its citizens who are believed to be fighting with militant groups abroad, including a suicide bomber killed three people in Baghdad in July, and at noon, two men in the footage aired in the media and social networking while holding two heads cut off for two Syrians.

Australian officials said that about 160 Australia at least in the Middle East, supporting or fighting with the organization of the Islamic state or other militant groups.




Authorities believe that at least 20 people have returned to Australia and was a security threat to cancel the passports of about 60.




And raised the NSA Australian this month, the level of security threat to "high" for the first time.



Australian police raided a number of houses in the city of Melbourne on Tuesday and arrested a man and charged him charged with funding a terrorist organization in a crackdown on Islamist authorities believe they support the Middle East or militants planning attacks in the country.

Include the Australian force in the Emirates eight Super Hornet fighter jets and early warning aircraft and the control plane refueling in the air, along with 400 Air Force personnel and 200 soldiers from the special forces .

And bombard the United States to organize "Daash" in Iraq since August, and joined the European countries to the campaign, and in the last month sent Abbott ten planes and about 600 personnel to the United Arab Emirates in preparation to join the coalition and said since then that Australia's involvement in air strikes is to address "category deadly criminal. "


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