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    Washington is considering training Iraqi special forces in Jordan

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    Washington is considering training Iraqi special forces in Jordan Empty Washington is considering training Iraqi special forces in Jordan

    Post by rocky Fri 10 Jan 2014, 7:30 am

    Washington is considering training Iraqi special forces in Jordan



    Friday 10 January 2014 Twilight News / government is considering U.S. President Barack Obama to provide new training for Iraqi special forces in Jordan in the context of the pursuit of U.S. officials to help the government of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's campaign to defeat al-Qaeda near the western border of the country.

    Earlier this week, U.S. officials said the United States was in discussions with Iraq on the training of his own troops in a third country which will allow Washington to provide a measure of support in the face of the new hard-liners in the absence of an agreement on troops to allow U.S. soldiers to work in Iraq.

    The U.S. military official said "discussions are under way in this regard and Jordan within these discussions."

    The official, who asked not to be named, told Reuters he had seen "Twilight News" that a center for training in special operations near Amman is one of the sites being studied.

    Jordan, who is struggling to overcome the effects of the growing conflict in neighboring Syria's closest allies of the United States in the Middle East.

    Was not immediately clear from the face of precision whoever was to provide training for the new Iraqi forces, but he has played by soldiers from the U.S. Special Forces or contractors.

    And increased concern by U.S. officials in Iraq during the past few weeks after being able to return to the base of the Anbar province in western Iraq, where the Islamic state is seeking in Iraq and the Levant to establish an Islamic state in western Iraq and adjacent areas in Syria.

    Two years after the withdrawal of the Obama administration all U.S. troops from Iraq was Washington's response limited to the escalation of sectarian tensions and violence in Iraq due to the reluctance to further empower Shi'ite Prime Minister disputed with the Sunni minority, and due to lack of interest in the involvement of soldiers in another war in the Middle East.

    The United States has already agreed to send Hellfire missiles and surveillance aircraft and other equipment requested by al-Maliki.

    But Washington did not provide Iraq with attack helicopters requested by al-Maliki, because a large number of U.S. lawmakers see the Prime Minister of Iraq and oppose the authoritarian tendency of his close relationship with Iran.

    In the view of a number of senators that the United States should not sell or lease a few dozen Apache aircraft to Iraq without specific guarantees for how to use it.

    In the absence of agreement (Status of Forces) forces can not carry out any U.S. military activities in Iraq and was providing support to Iraqi forces out of Iraq one of the ways in which the Obama administration has resorted to it to help Iraq countering the threat of renewed al-Qaida.

    The security agreement reached by Washington with the Maliki government in 2008 had ended by the end of 2011 and the withdrawal of U.S. troops.

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