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Janabi appearance: America only moral support us and visit the commander of U.S. forces to Baghdad formality



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Tomorrow's Press / Baghdad: criticized a member of the Commission on Security and Defense parliamentary appearance Janabi, Sunday, the lack of support for the U.S. military in Iraq in terms of armament and equipment, stressing that the support only moral, in what was described visiting commander of U.S. forces to Baghdad as a "formality."
He said al-Janabi's "Tomorrow's Press," said that "a lot of states made promised Iraq helping in the fight against terrorism, including the U.S. Some of them provided information and some of them gave advice only," he said, adding that "America promised a weapon, which can be for Iraq through anti- terrorism and armed militias in all its different implants and security among Iraqis. "
He added that "the U.S. administration has so far not fulfilled its obligations towards Iraq because of the delay in arming the Iraqi army, and I said, as well as the failure to provide intelligence information to the minute movements of terrorists, leaving the Iraqi army fighting a battle alone, and the simplest of weapons."
He said al-Janabi, "We hear from time to time a statement of some politicians, Americans or their leaders in the military that there is support will be provided to Iraq soon or they Aaazaron Iraq's plight after each bombing, but this does not satisfy the ambition and is not supported, but this lifted the morale of all," adding that " Iraq goes on this support and this kind at the present time. "
He said al-Janabi, "The visit of the top U.S. commander for Baghdad Lloyd Austin, on Sunday, can not only be described as a formality, because there are a lot of the visit came to Iraq and the highest levels of the U.S. military, but in vain or not preceded by actions on the ground."
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki met in his office on Sunday, commander of U.S. Central Gen. Lloyd Austin and U.S. Ambassador Robert Beecroft Baghdad and Assistant Deputy Minister of Foreign Brett Macairk and a number of senior officers of the U.S. Army.
It is noteworthy that the Iraqi government is seeking to arm the Iraqi army, with all its types, which has contracted with a number of global manufacturers of weapons developed including the United States of America for the purpose of equipping the army armor and tanks developed and helicopters and warships, including the F16 and announced by the Office of the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces Nouri al-Maliki, in the 13 May 2012, that Iraq will receive the first batch of them this year.

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