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    The rumor-fighting center illustrates the fact that Marines have entered Iraqi camps

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    The rumor-fighting center illustrates the fact that Marines have entered Iraqi camps Empty The rumor-fighting center illustrates the fact that Marines have entered Iraqi camps

    Post by Rocky Sat 19 Jan 2019, 1:25 am

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    [rtl]Editorial date: 2019/1/19 9:06 • 274 times read[/rtl]
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    (Baghdad: Al-Furat News) The Iraqi Center for Fighting Rumors monitored double rumors, the most prominent of which is the spread of a picture on more than one site and more than one title claimed by its promoters that US marines are entering Taji camp, Beiji and Samarra. The pictures were military vehicles belonging to the Iraqi army.
    The Center said in its report received by the agency {Euphrates News} a copy of it today, "There are no movements of the Marines and the image that was circulated on social networking sites are the Iraqi Army Corps," noting that "in communicating with the competent official authorities confirmed that there is no truth to the news that Transmitted by some suspicious sites, which are managed from outside Iraq originally and the image is the Iraqi Army Corps. " 
    The center said that "promoters who spread this news used a double rumor and classified the first two types of reconnaissance and the purpose of the survey of the reaction of the street, so launched by its creators to know what the reaction of the street if a decision was taken."
    "The second common is fear, which is the common motive of fear of a certain tragic event in the future," adding that "such rumors are used to shake the image of the country in conjunction with the visits of heads of state of the world to Iraq and the opening of Iraq to all countries, stressing the need to appoint a spokesman In the name of the government to repel and refute any rumors that could target the country. "


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    The rumor-fighting center illustrates the fact that Marines have entered Iraqi camps Empty Military vehicles and US Marines enter Baiji camp in large numbers

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    [size=32]Military vehicles and US Marines enter Baiji camp in large numbers[/size]

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    [rtl]US forces on Saturday reinforced the presence of their military forces in Salahaddin province.[/rtl]

    [rtl]A source familiar with "Trend Press" that US forces have strengthened their military forces at the base of Baiji camp.[/rtl]

    [rtl]He added that the military forces provided to Baiji base are the US Marines.[/rtl]

    [rtl]This increase of US forces comes at a time when the Iraqi Council of Representatives is preparing to vote on a resolution obliging the federal government to schedule the withdrawal of foreign troops from the country.[/rtl]

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