Petraeus supported strikes against «Daash}

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Showed Russian President Vladimir Putin during a telephone conversation with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the support and the support of Moscow for Iraqi efforts to root out terrorism, stressing his country's readiness to provide various kinds of support for Iraq, and while looking and U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, with his Jordanian counterpart today in Oman security conditions through which Iraq and the challenges facing the region in general supported Gen. David Petraeus strikes targeting specific gangs «Daash» terror.

Coincided those positions with welcome UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon convergence happening between Iran and Saudi Arabia on the situation in Iraq, at the time it considered Tehran remarks by U.S. President Barack Obama is proof that the White House does not possess the will of seriousness to fight terrorism in Iraq and the region.

And increased remarkably size endorsements International, which supported the positions of Iraq in the face of the forces of terror and misguidance, a matter which was confirmed by Britain, when indicated on the tongue of its ambassador in Baghdad, Simon Collins, to the need for there to be an international consensus on the fight against terrorist organizations and reduce the spread and application of all decisions International that will eliminate these organizations.

Vladimir Putin

Has confirmed Russian President Vladimir Putin in a telephone conversation with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki Russia's support for the government's efforts to liberate the land of Iraq of terrorists. According to Russian media, Putin through contact with last Friday Maliki, warned that "the activity of extremists who are fighting in Syria moved cross-border and is threatening the security of the entire region. "For his part, al-Maliki briefed Putin" developments in military and political situation in Iraq and the steps taken by the government to combat the terrorist gangs. "

John Kerry

In addition, looking today and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in the Jordanian capital Amman, the situation in Iraq and the region. Said State Department spokeswoman Jennifer Sacchi in a press release, that "Kerry would consult with his Jordanian counterpart Nasser Judeh on the situation in Iraq and the security challenges in the Middle East." . "The American minister will travel to Brussels later to attend meetings of his counterparts in NATO and then to France to meet with officials from the Gulf states to discuss the issues of Iraq and Syria."

Ban Ki-moon

In turn, stressed the Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon, said that resorting to the option of air strikes in Iraq would be "an option limited impact" while welcoming the convergence Saudi Iran on Iraq. Said Ki-moon, in a speech at the UN headquarters in New York that "the use of air strikes against militants in Iraq may backfire, too. "

Ki-moon welcomed the "rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Iran," adding that "communications that took place recently between the two parties that will end the destructive competition between the two countries in all of Lebanon, Iraq, and Syria."

Emir Hussein

In addition, considered Tehran, said that "the statements of U.S. President Barack Obama is proof that the White House does not possess the will to seriously fight terrorism in Iraq and in the region."

According to the official Iranian news agency, quoting Deputy Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdul Allahaan as saying: "The error strategic to the United States in Syria is not to distinguish between the terrorists and the political opposition groups, and the result was the strengthening of terrorism and the emergence of groups such as Daash." And added that "America today is working fueling discrimination and promote sectarianism among Iraqis instead of fighting terrorism and promoting national unity and supporting the institutions of the state. "

According to Abdel Allahaan, the ways to settle the situation in Iraq, based on two key sectors, is the first in the "unity of the Kurds, Sunnis and Shiites to resist terrorism through practical support of all nations and governments, as well as the political unity of all parties in the political process, which must be built on the basis of the results of the recent parliamentary elections in the country. "He said Abdul Allahaan that" delay anti-American terrorism in Iraq, setting the conditions for that reinforces doubts about the U.S. goals in the region, "again at the same time, Iran's position in support of Iraq in its fight against terrorism.

David Petraeus

The former commander of U.S. forces in Iraq and the former director of the CIA, "CIA" Gen. David Petraeus said that "the growing threats posed by the so-called" Daash "means that military action would be necessary." And quoted British press reports, about Petraeus saying he "supported strikes targeting specific gangs Daash terrorist attacks in Iraq are" asserting that "terrorist gangs pose a threat to countries outside the region."


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