US report: the situation could spin out of control and an ally of Washington, "Abadi" change the war

[ltr]US report: the situation could spin out of control and an ally of Washington, "Abadi" change the war on Daash plan[/ltr]

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Washington-Iraq Press -1 May / May: newspaper "Washington Post , " the American said that whatis happening in Iraq may be out of control and threatens American arrangements there.

Wrote Greg dry essay, on Sunday, saying "the US President Barack Obama 's plan for fighting al Daash on the existence of an Iraqi ally credible and plays an active role on the ground and is the Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi, and during thepast few days , the US administration is optimistic about this partnership task, and in spite of the ever-growing political unrest in Baghdad. "

The newspaper added that "clouds of serious doubts now hanging over this optimism, as well as the US administration 's strategy for fighting al Daash in Iraq after the storming of the demonstrators to the Iraqi parliament building on Saturday and the declaration of a state of emergency in Baghdad.

She noted that the main question that arises now is on US officials, is what would happen if Abadi failed to control the unrest that is sweeping Baghdad, a prime focus of the fight against state regulation.

Reported that the chaos in the Iraqi capital comes after a visit to "Joe Biden" the US vice president , who aimed to calm thepolitical turmoil and continue the battle against al Daash.

She continued that at the time was approaching it , "Biden" a plane from Baghdad on Thursday, a senior official described theUS administration visit of Vice President , which was surrounded by secret prior to his arrival as " a symbol of how the trust we place in the Prime Minister Abadi."

The paper said that after the visit , which lasted ten hours stalked "Biden" and his advisers feeling that Iraqi politics is moving towards tranquility larger, and that the battle against al Daash in the case of the rise, but some optimists advisers on board ,"Biden" aircraft crossed the view that the Abadi It may come out of the more powerful political crisis after the deliverance ofthem.

And said that no one is talking that way now, pointing to what he said , "Doug Oliphant , " a former military planner in Baghdad , a senior fellow at the New America Foundation , "There is a recognition that the power current structure can not stand, it does not seem clear how Iraqis will be able to get out of this crisis. "

She noted that it is also not clear how it would go ahead with the US administration if Abadi 's inability to strengthen his grip trembling on power, and during the long period of the last year had been considered to Abadi stay in power as granted by thesenior officials in the White House who were focusing more on the military battles against state regulation, stressing that theUS president and his top aides were referring to the battle against the state organization in Iraq as evidence of the strategy pursued by the administration, which is under a lot of criticism success, pointing out that, according to senior US officials, during the eight past ten months to organize Daash lost more than 40% of the territory , which was dominated by Iraq, as well as the destruction of the attacks that targeted the sources of funding for the organization and cash ranging from 300 to 800 million US dollars, according to estimates by the Pentagon.

He also indicated to the newspaper that a senior official of the US administration said was accompanied by "Biden" and whospoke on condition of anonymity occurs because talking about the White House strategy "in military terms, the batch is clearly outweigh the coalition on the balance regulation, it is quite clear that the organization incurs losses ".

She added that "Obama" sought to escalate the campaign by sending more than 200 US military adviser for Iraq and give commanders the authority to use Apache helicopters attacking lethal to support Iraqi forces, in an interview made ​​with him recently the president , "Obama" said that by the end of the year it is expected that predispose the United States and Iraqi partners "favorable conditions , where Mosul fall eventually."

They pointed to what he said another senior official administration that US efforts in the fight against terrorism " to benefit consistently from a stable partner on the ground" and that the Government Abadi still enjoyed full US support, stressing that even in the absence of the current stability in Baghdad, the campaign against state regulation will continue.

The newspaper added that so far there is no indication that the White House was considering the introduction of a radical change in the approach toward Iraq is perhaps the current turmoil is just an emergency situation soon ends, especially that from the dawn of the demonstrations is to Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al - Sadr , who is currently under pressure from Iran and his fellow Shiites to rein in the demonstrations, according to a senior US official who declined to be named.

The paper concluded by pointing out that it is also likely to increase the protests, sparked by the Iraqi government 's failure to provide basic services such as clean water and electricity, Sua.anthy (1)


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[ltr]The Washington Post: the situation could spin out of control Abadi and change the war plan on Daash[/ltr]

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[ltr]The Washington Post said that what is happening in Iraq may be out of control and threatens American arrangements there.[/ltr]
[ltr]Wrote Greg dry, Sunday, an article that said "the US President Barack Obama's plan for fighting al Daash on the existence of an Iraqi ally credible and plays an active role on the ground and is the Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, and during the past few days, the US administration is optimistic about this important partnership and in spite of the ever-growing political unrest in Baghdad. "[/ltr]
[ltr]The newspaper added that "clouds of serious doubts now hanging over this optimism, as well as the US administration's strategy for fighting al Daash in Iraq after the storming of the demonstrators to the Iraqi parliament building on Saturday and the declaration of a state of emergency in Baghdad."[/ltr]
[ltr]She noted that the main question that arises now is on US officials, is what would happen if Abadi failed to control the unrest that is sweeping Baghdad, a prime focus of the fight against state regulation.[/ltr]
[ltr]It reported that the chaos in the Iraqi capital came after the visit of Joe Biden, the US vice president, who aimed to calm the political turmoil and continue the battle against al Daash.[/ltr]
[ltr]She continued that at the time was approaching it, "Biden" a plane from Baghdad on Thursday, a senior official described the US administration visit of Vice President, which was surrounded by secret prior to his arrival as "a symbol of how the trust we place in the Prime Minister Abadi.[/ltr]
[ltr]The paper said that after the visit, which lasted ten hours stalked "Biden" and his advisers feeling that Iraqi politics is moving towards tranquility larger, and that the battle against al Daash in the case of the rise, but some optimists advisers on board, "Biden" aircraft crossed the view that the Abadi It may come out of the more powerful political crisis after the deliverance of them.[/ltr]
[ltr]And said that no one is talking that way now, pointing to what he said, "Doug Oliphant," a former military planner in Baghdad, a senior fellow at the New America Foundation, "There is a recognition that the power current structure can not stand, it does not seem clear how Iraqis will be able to get out of this crisis. "[/ltr]
[ltr]She noted that it is also not clear how it would go ahead with the US administration if Abadi's inability to strengthen his grip trembling on power, and during the long period of the last year had been considered to Abadi stay in power as granted by the senior officials in the White House who were focusing more on the military battles against state regulation, stressing that the US president and his top aides were referring to the battle against the state organization in Iraq as evidence of the strategy pursued by the administration, which is under a lot of criticism success, pointing out that, according to senior US officials, during the eight past ten months to organize Daash lost more than 40% of the territory, which was dominated by Iraq, as well as the destruction of the attacks that targeted the sources of funding for the organization and cash ranging from 300 to 800 million US dollars, according to estimates by the Pentagon.[/ltr]
[ltr]He also indicated to the newspaper that a senior official said the US administration was accompanied by Biden, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he is talking about the White House strategy "in military terms, the batch is clearly outweigh the coalition on the balance regulation, it is quite clear that the organization incurs losses."[/ltr]
[ltr]She added that "Obama" sought to escalate the campaign by sending more than 200 US military adviser for Iraq and give commanders the authority to use Apache helicopters attacking lethal to support Iraqi forces, in an interview made with him recently, President Obama said that by the end of the year it is expected to create US USA and its partners Iraqis "favorable conditions, where Mosul fall in the end."[/ltr]
[ltr]They pointed to what he said another senior official administration that US efforts in the fight against terrorism "to benefit consistently from a stable partner on the ground" and that the Government Abadi still enjoyed full US support, stressing that even in the absence of the current stability in Baghdad, the campaign against state regulation will continue.[/ltr]
[ltr]The newspaper added that so far there is no indication that the White House was considering the introduction of a radical change in the approach toward Iraq is perhaps the current turmoil is just an emergency situation soon ends, especially that from the dawn of the demonstrations is to Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, who is currently under pressure from Iran and his fellow Shiites to rein in the demonstrations, according to a senior US official who declined to be named.[/ltr]
[ltr]The paper concluded by pointing out that it is also likely to increase the protests, sparked by the Iraqi government's failure to provide basic services such as clean water and electricity.[/ltr]
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