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    Two conditions for the government in return for the establishment of military bases for NATO in Iraq

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    Two conditions for the government in return for the establishment of military bases for NATO in Iraq Empty Two conditions for the government in return for the establishment of military bases for NATO in Iraq

    Post by Rocky Thu 19 Apr 2018, 2:38 am

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    North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) plans to establish its military schools and academies in Iraq with the full support of Turkey, which is stationed in 19 military barracks inside Iraqi territory, in exchange for conditions set by the Iraqi government on NATO. 
    NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that Turkey had confirmed its absolute support for the training mission that NATO is planning to launch in Iraq to establish military schools and academies, including instructors who would later supervise the training of the Iraqi army. 
    The Iraqi parliament on March 1 approved the government to set a timetable for the departure of foreign troops from Iraqi territory after the elimination of the organization. 
    Security expert Fadel Abu Raghef said that the Iraqi government has set its conditions on NATO in return for the establishment of its camps in Iraq.
    "The government has stipulated that the NATO mission should be training and development, not combat, as required by the training, development, arming and equipping," Abu Raghef told The Daily News. 
    "The presence of NATO forces does not conflict with the timetable for the withdrawal of foreign troops from Iraq, which was announced by Abadi." 
    "The aim of Al-Qaeda is to prepare a program to make Iraqi forces more effective in its fight against the enemy," said Juan Enrique, a Spanish army officer, who will be executed under the NATO-led Science for Peace and Security program. . 
    The Spanish officer added that the task of their forces is to support NATO in the fight against explosives, pointing out that "the explosives are made-made weapons are low-cost, and get them very easy and effective and very effective so we have to fight these explosives and this is the mission of our center."
    NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg confirmed during his visit to Baghdad on March 6, 2018 that NATO forces would remain in Iraq "at the request of" the local authorities. 
    Stoltenberg's statement came four days after Iraq's parliament called for a "timetable for the withdrawal of foreign troops." 
    "We are here because Iraq wants it, we are not here without the consent and invitation of Iraq," Stoltenberg said during a rare visit to Baghdad, where he met with Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi. "The alliance received a written request from Abadi." 
    He stressed that the alliance "will not stay too long," adding that the forces sent by 19 countries in NATO "intensify their training (for Iraqi forces), especially in the field of demining, military medicine and equipment maintenance." 
    The NATO secretary hailed the "significant shift" of Iraqi forces that have moved from collapse in 2014 to extremists to restore all cities by the end of 2017.
    There are 8,000 US troops in Iraq, according to the chairman of the security and defense committee, Zamili. 
    "Washington is establishing a new phase by establishing permanent bases, including Ain al-Assad (in Anbar province), Al-Kayara (Ninewa-North), Salah al-Din (north) and Taji (Baghdad)," Zamili said. 
    Al-Zamili said that Washington is "working to establish a new base near the port of Al-Walid (Anbar) on the Syrian border in the vast desert region, to be close to Syria, to balance the conflict there with Russia and Iran." 
    The leader of "Asaib Ahl al-Haq" (one of the factions of the popular crowd) Qais al-Khazali threatened to target foreign forces in Iraq in case it decided to stay and establish fixed bases.
    The Iraqi Prime Minister, Haider Abadi, announced on February 6, a plan to reduce the number of international coalition forces to fight "calling" in Iraq gradually, stressing at the same time that his country still needs air support for the alliance.


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