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    Britain is preparing to send more trainers and arms to Iraq

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    Britain is preparing to send more trainers and arms to Iraq Empty Britain is preparing to send more trainers and arms to Iraq

    Post by Rocky Sat 07 May 2016, 3:41 am

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    British Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said, ahead of a meeting of international counterparts in Germany Wednesday, said Britain is preparing to send more troops to support the Iraqi ground forces in the war on Daash. 
    He added that Britain also will be delivered fresh ammunition stores of the Peshmerga 
    Kurdish where this step comes after complaining fighters Kurds the lack of gear , 
    which was handed over to them by the United Kingdom several months ago. 
    he said Fallon said Iraqi forces overcome today on the terrorist organization fighters 
    and expel them from Iraqi territory, explaining that the UK government is ready to offer new support represented additional troops to intensify operations , although he did not specifies the number of those troops, he said , "today the Iraqi forces succeed in expelling Daash and regain territory and hit its financial resources and targeting its leaders. it is time to build on this success and look what we can offer at a time of intensifying Iraqi combat operations." a 
    source from the British government headquarters said Downing Street said the air strikes , the international coalition has helped over two years to reduce Daash forces in Syria and Iraq to its lowest level, where they have killed in the past month nearly 600 fighters of the terrorist group, bringing the number of dead to nearly 25 thousand, the group has suffered setbacks large over the past months in Syria at the hands of government forces and Kurdish fighters , backed by the United States, including the loss of the historic city of Palmyra.Alleged succession also suffered financially as a result of air strikes of the coalition that targeted oil installations , which provide a lot of revenue, and lost a lot of land at the hands of Iraqi forces. 
    The spokeswoman for British Prime Minister David Cameron "We are playing a vital role in air strikes , as we second - largest shareholder where , after the United States. We have seen the success of Iraqi forces to expel Daash of the city of Hit in recent weeks. We are also working with the Kurds and other partners in theliberation of the important areas in Syria , we have succeeded in cutting the main road between the cities ofRaqqa and Mosul. " 
    it began Ruff aircraft British implementation of air strikes on Daash in Iraq in September 2014 has expanded the mission to Syria in December of 2015. 
    It is hoped that Mr. Fallon leaving for Stuttgart to meet with defense Minister 
    Britain Ashton Carter and his counterparts Frenchman Jean - Yves to Odrian and German 
    Ursula von der Lin, in addition to the representatives from Australia, Italy, Canada 
    , the Netherlands, Spain and Aldnimark.  from: Sunday Herald
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