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    U.S. newspaper: Al-Qaeda has issued orders to implement / 50 / terrorist operation a week in Iraq

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    U.S. newspaper: Al-Qaeda has issued orders to implement / 50 / terrorist operation a week in Iraq Empty U.S. newspaper: Al-Qaeda has issued orders to implement / 50 / terrorist operation a week in Iraq

    Post by Bama Diva Sun 13 Oct 2013, 4:54 pm

    Sunday, October 13, 2013 17:22

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    U.S. newspaper: Al-Qaeda has issued orders to implement / 50 / terrorist operation a week in Iraq
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    [rtl]American, Sunday, that al Qaeda in Iraq returned overlooking strongly again since the departure of U.S. troops from there by the end of 2011, but seemed stronger than it was in the past, noting that the terrorist organization has issued orders to the implementation of about 50 process in a week.[/rtl]





    The newspaper said in a report aired on its website and seen by / Baghdadi News / that "al-Qaeda in Iraq has shown its ability to implement large-scale attacks and succession within one month, bringing the death toll to its highest level in five years, which confirms that he considered these attacks avenue to transplant climate chaos and then weaken the power of the central government, consisting of predominantly Shiite. "
    She added that "repeated incidents of intrusion prisons and smuggling from inside contributed to strengthening the ranks of al-Qaeda, while caused feelings of fear and marginalization of the Sunnis and spread chaos in the light of the civil war that is raging in neighboring Syria in feeding Return regulation again," pointing out that "the pace of killings has seen a steady rise in the wake of the bloody crackdown by the security forces against protesters camp in the north of the country year in the month of April;, where the United Nations has estimated the number of dead in that month, about 712 people dead. "

    The newspaper pointed out that "the acts of violence in Iraq is not restricted to the base, there are many Sunni militias other, including the" Army Men Naqshbandi "who has close links with members of the ruling Baath party earlier in the era of former President Saddam Hussein, which carried out attacks against civilians, as well as Shiite militias that mobilize itself to deal with the crisis of escalating violence. "

    She explained that "al-Qaeda decided earlier this year to change the name to" Islamic state in Iraq and the Levant ", reflecting the aspirations of regional crossed the border, to play a military role prominent along with the ranks of the Sunni opposition fighting against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad , which is reflected in the carrying out attacks against the Syrians near the border areas with Syria. "

    Commenting on this, the paper quoted Paul Floyd, a military analyst with the "Stratfor" intelligence as saying, "It is because of the large security vacuum in Iraq, al-Qaida and found in it a good environment to work."

    The paper disclosed the U.S. that "al-Qaeda began to recruit young Iraqis to carry out missions suicide after years of dependence on foreign volunteers according to two officials in the intelligence indicated that the organization had issued orders to the implementation of some 50 attacks per week, which have been on the ground, it will lead to a large escalation in violence. "

    And dealt with (San Francisco Chronicle), a recent study by the Washington Institute for the Study of War; which confirmed that al-Qaeda in Iraq seemed to be a very active organization, flexible and able to extend its influence across the country. Finished / 21

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