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    US expert: Obama's departure will not affect Washington's support for Iraq in its war against (Daash

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    US expert: Obama's departure will not affect Washington's support for Iraq in its war against (Daash Empty US expert: Obama's departure will not affect Washington's support for Iraq in its war against (Daash

    Post by Rocky Fri 11 Mar 2016, 2:50 pm

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    American trainers and advisers in Iraq
    US expert: Obama's departure will not affect Washington's support for Iraq in its war against (Daash)


    Author: HAA 
    Editor: the AT 11/3/2016 20:10 Number ofViews: 436 




     
     
    [rtl] Long-Presse / Baghdad[/rtl]
    Predicted an American expert on Iraqi affairs, on Friday, not to change the current US policy towards Iraq in the light of the assistance its war against al (Daash), if the election of a new American president, and while noting that "the guest next White House" would be committed to provide backing and training Iraqi forces in Mosul editing process, he stressed that Iraq would be vulnerable to "talk" during the US election campaign.
    A colleague of the Washington Institute for Near Eastern Studies and an expert in Iraqi affairs, Michael Knights, in a comprehensive study him issued by the Washington Institute for Studies (The Washington Institute), and followed up (range Press), "Although it is too early to determine the next candidate US President will was be a Democrat or a Republican, it is likely that the United States will maintain a significant level of commitment to the organization Balajhaz (Daash) in the first years of the new presidency. "
    The Knights, "The next US president will not need to make a decision about the escalation in the campaign because the United States already provides military aid as much as possible for Iraq to accept," noting that "the Obama administration is currently providing options such as the deployment of Apache helicopters that provide close air support, which it is may be accepted or rejected by the Iraqi government in the battle of Mosul, but the most important point is that it is being prepared for a new approach more powerful. "
    He predicted Knights, "to be the option that the next president will face is to keep providing military effort in Iraq or downgrade," stressing that "the next US president will be committed to providing support and assistance to the Iraqi security forces in the battle to liberate Mosul," explaining that "the desire of coalition nations led by the United States will be a desire for continuous training and programs are even equipped Iraqi security forces stand on its own in the long term. "
    He said a fellow of the Washington Institute for Near Eastern Studies and an expert in Iraqi affairs, that "on Iraq that did not expect the next American president to provide ideas on Iraq radically different from the current ideas of the United States," pointing out that "the next US presidential election period and is associated with the electoral campaigns newly too much on Iraq will witness but the reality suggests that the next president of options will be limited. "
    It is said that the presidential elections in the United States in 2016, is the fifty-eighth elections for US presidency, and who will win out will be president 45 of the United States, where he is scheduled to be held on the 8th of September 2016, according to the amendment to Article 22 of the US Constitution President Barack Obama would be banned from nomination for a third term.

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