Coalition forces refusing to set up a security fence to encircle Baghdad

Coalition forces refusing to set up a security fence to encircle Baghdad 

2/5/16

Coalition rejected Iraqi forces set up a security fence to encircle the capital Baghdad and isolate it from the rest of Iraq's provinces. 
The alliance said in a statement issued at the conclusion of the meeting of political body headed by Ahmed electrodes head of the parliamentary bloc of the Alliance, we "While we express our strong concern and our fear of the project of dubious purposes behind the implementation of the so-called wall of Baghdad security, we are preparing the start of the scheme seriously intended to truncate parts of Anbar province and annexing the provinces of Baghdad, Babel, or as a prelude to redraw the map of Iraq on sectarian lines, according to the racist and paving the way for the division of the country and turn it into a mini-states serve external agendas known. " 
"The justifications put forward by the government to create this fence reflects the full deficit of security devices in imposing its authority to achieve security and stability and the total absence of any vision or a security plan or intelligence effort to counter terrorism and criminal gangs that wreak in the land of Iraq havoc unchecked or expense." 
Alliance felt that "security can not be achieved digging trenches and fencing and transform cities into large prisons to increase the suffering of the people and harm their interests, but to achieve political and economic real reforms and enact laws to ensure that everyone in the country to live in security and peace and tranquility on an equal footing and as stipulated by the constitution." 
He noted that "there are other solutions that can have recourse to her government's inability to address the security, protection is must be available to all provinces and cities of Iraq from the far Iraq to end and it will not happen to dig trenches and bring the country back to the pre-industrial age." 
The Baghdad Operations Command announced that it began last Monday, the implementation of a security fence surrounds the capital from all sides in order to prevent the infiltration of suspicious elements and terrorists into the capital, stressing that "the project will contribute to the lifting of checkpoints in Baghdad and the opening of closed roads." 
Lt. Gen. Abdul Amir al-Shammari, commander of Baghdad operations, said that "operations will lift the concrete blocks in the capital to put it in the wall, with the establishment of watchtowers equipped with cameras." 
It is said that the security committee in the Baghdad Provincial Council, confirmed yesterday's [where], the wall of the Baghdad security outskirts of Baghdad will not be isolated from areas of the capital, indicating that he will be set up 18 electronic portal of entry. 
The deputy chairman of the Commission Mohammed al-Rubaie said "Wall of Baghdad is not a wall Konkerettia insulates the outskirts of Baghdad for areas of the capital, and claims he creates an atmosphere of sectarian he is wrong, but it creates an atmosphere security in Baghdad," noting that "the fence will be electronically includes 18 inspection portal systemic and can not cross the state car to Baghdad without passing through these gates, 



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