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Abadi: Iraq is not bankrupt and Washington announces a plan for a military attack on Mosul


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Posted 30/11/2014 05:27 PM


Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi revealed in a speech to the House of Representatives on his way to the formation of the liberation of Nineveh operations of the organization of the Islamic state, explaining that it was done, "the formation of Nineveh Regiment for the Liberation of the province



And confirmed the existence of 50 000 member placebo in the security services, especially in the Defense Ministry, stressing that it was to get rid of them after the procedure to check the lists of employees of the security institutions series.

He pointed out that the abductions, carried out in Baghdad by "criminal gangs", not targeting a certain range, in reference to the criticism she implemented a plan to get rid of the year and to change the demographics of the Iraqi capital and demanded the cooperation of everyone to stop the excesses of those gangs.

Today, a US military source revealed the existence of a military plan to attack the city of Mosul, Iraq's second city and restore it from the grip of the organization Daash by January (January) next.

The source said in a statement to the channel (CNN) that the attack Iraqi forces will be implemented and the other from the Kurdish Peshmerga that American forces provide the required air support.

According to the plan Currently, the process begins with the progress of Kurdish forces from the west and from the south of Iraq, adding that the rest of the details are still "circumstantial" and can be changed, denying that the military leadership has set a deadline for the process or the size of the forces involved.

Under the plan, the avant-garde force, which will be carried out the attack stormed areas in Mosul and control, and then expand the field through the expulsion of the groups to turn Daash of the city's neighborhoods, the US military and allied forces task will be to provide air cover.

And the delay in approving the government's general budget of the country for 2015, Abadi said that it will be completed over a period ranging between 7 and 10 days, adding that the drop in oil prices was the reason for the delay.

.oshdd That Iraq is currently being bankrupt has great potential but it suffers from the problem of requiring cash reconsider economic strategy.


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Abadi: the budget will be approved within 10 days

   

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Iraq is currently being bankrupt has great potential

  BAGHDAD - morning

The curtain came down on the first legislative term, after extended for two exceptionally It was hoped that the two are reading a draft federal budget for next year, the country's own law, and then passed.

However, the drop in oil prices led to a delay in the federal budget, which is estimated approve $ 100 billion.

And raised the parliament session, which was held yesterday under the chairmanship of the President of the House of Representatives and the presence of Salim al-175 deputies, after they have been listening to a detailed explanation from Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, the reasons for delay in the state budget.

Jubouri said: The «legislative term holiday will start on Monday (today), but for a month, according to the rules of procedure of the parliament», stressing that Parliament «will hold a special meeting to discuss the draft budget law, in the event of arrival during the holiday period».

For his part, the prime minister stressed that «the country's budget will be approved during the period ranging from seven to ten days, according to the variables that will get in the oil market», indicating that «the Council of Ministers held several meetings to discuss the budget, but falling oil prices much is in the budget, where exposed to a significant reduction on the price of oil. »

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