Maliki: Saudi Arabia and others will not be spared from the fire of Syria and advise them to stop s

Maliki: Saudi Arabia and others will not be spared from the fire of Syria and advise them to stop supporting extremist movements





Author: HH, NF
Editor: HH, NF 02.11.2013 14:49 Number of readings: 118





Range Press / Baghdad

Said Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said on Saturday that Saudi Arabia or others who believed in his ability to support the "fire in Syria will not surrender them," Shiddon of dealing with the event Syrian support and arming, equipping, "will reap from this work, but further deterioration and reflections in their respective countries, and advised them to "desist from supporting extremist movements", he pointed out that Iraq is "the first countries affected by the situation in Syria."

He said Nuri al-Maliki told reporters on his way back from Washington, said that "those who believe that it can be supported by a fire present in Syria and delivers them is suspected, whether Saudi Arabia or the other," asserting that "all who have dealt with the event Syrian process support and reinforcement and processing are beginning to feel they did not earn from this work, but further deterioration and reflections which began intervention in countries that provided this support. "

He said al-Maliki "Our advice and our words to all those who provide support to the base and the victory and extremist movements in Syria, that this is not a cure but it is a prelude to the spread of the epidemic, which will include their country also includes other countries."

Maliki said that "the issue of Syria no longer an issue of the Syrian people and the Syrians only, but is the issue of the region, and the proof is that Iraq was able to end the rule file, but this is the reaction that I got from the return of the security situation at the level of those who Afajkhoun themselves with belts devices, such as were to be not for the security deterioration happening in Syria. "

He said al-Maliki that "all the neighboring countries are suffering a threatened because of the dangerous situation in Syria, but Iraq and as raised Qaeda and backgrounds found it was the fastest transition of the base," pointing out that "Iraq and Syria are closely historically between them and affects each of the other greatly, so Iraq is one of the first States affected by the situation there positively and negatively. "

Maliki confirmed that "If we think in a quiet and stable must find a solution to the problem of Syria," stressing the need to "be a solution based on dialogue and the will of the Syrian people and the peaceful resolution, and that there is no place for Front victory and al-Qaeda extremists and the future of Syria."

The leader Moqtada al-Sadr attacked on Saturday (November 2, 2013), Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, after his visit to the United States by-concluded yesterday evening, and stressed that America is not the "Oouseltk to power, but the people and partners," and as pointed out that al-Maliki visited Washington without permission or Report of the House of Representatives "for begging, including support for the elections, he addressed the head of the Iraqi government, saying" American armies and weapons and intelligence will not work and you'll recognition Dafk and failure. "

He stressed President Barack Obama during his meeting with Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, on Friday evening, (the first of October 2013), the need to take Iraq further steps towards building a democratic system comprehensively resolve differences "through politics rather than violence," With He pointed to the need for Iraqi forces pressing for additional equipment to carry out operations against al Qaeda, especially in remote areas, expressed Maliki wanted Baghdad to buy hardware Americans "as a way" to strengthen ties with Washington, stressing his commitment to "strict laws and rules of the American organization to use it."



Arrived in the Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, on Wednesday (30 October 2013) to Washington DC, at the head of a ministerial delegation and the Parliament, in the official visit of five days, is expected to be overwhelmed by the aspects of security and the Syrian file, at a time when Iraq is going through the worst disorder security since in 2008, just two weeks before the second anniversary of the withdrawal of U.S. troops from him.


The senior U.S. official revealed, on Friday, (the first of November 2013), sought by Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to "revive the Awakening to ensure gain satisfaction and Washington," and that the Syrian crisis led to "convergence over to Washington with Baghdad," In While expert stressed that U.S. officials accuse al-Maliki "to ignite sectarian strife through the marginalization of the year," analyst attributed the interest of the United States Maliki "not to possess a vision for an alternative to him."

The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, on Friday, that the nature of the challenges facing Iraq and the region "serious and accurate," and that it "requires a higher level of cooperation and coordination between Iraq and America," while confirming the U.S. Department of Defense as a "fully aware of what Iraq needs to confront terrorism, "and pledged to" support Iraq strategy to defeat al Qaeda. "

The Committee on Foreign Relations parliamentary promised, on Friday, the visit of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the current and Ashtun, a step towards the resumption of "security coordination" between the two countries, and stressed that coordination "security and intelligence" between them "stop" at the exit of U.S. forces, while pointed out that the nature of the war being waged by Baghdad with "global terrorism" require the cooperation of countries of the whole world to defeat al-Qaida and other groups "hostile to man."

And the transfer of an official statement from U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, as saying that the United States is committed to supporting Iraq in the face of challenges, especially terrorism, stressing that the U.S. administration is working to meet Iraq's needs in relation to the fight against terrorism, the fact that terrorist groups share a common enemy of both Iraq and the United States.

It is expected to continue a relationship Iraq and the United States during the next phase in what is known (the Strategic Framework Agreement) which provides for the exchange and partnership between the two countries in the fields of economic, diplomatic, cultural and security.

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