US newspaper: Iraqi army suffers logistical crisis because of the corruption of the Department of De

Two years after the collapse of the Iraqi armed forces in Mosul, we see today achieved a victory over Daash and flying the national flag of the Iraqi city of Falluja center. 
After the attack , which lasted weeks on thecity, government forces advanced last Friday to the city center in a symbolic triumph and moral for Iraq in itswar with Daash. 
However, under the international coalition 's efforts to restructure and train and equip the Iraqi army, still some flaws that led to the collapse of the army two years remaining before; Corruption is rampant, and logistical support is weak, and lack the skills needed to secure the land, the forces that Washington and Baghdad are trying to revive endangered may be offered. 
before the emergence of Daash, the United States spent more than $ 25 billion in an attempt to rebuild thearmy, disbanded after the invasion in 2003 to build, and still to this day pay the price - where he spent more than $ 1.6 billion in the latest attempt to establish a national , efficient power. 
He says Ahmed Ali, of the Research Group security and human oversight, "there were a lot of efforts to improve military efficiency, but nevertheless there is little effective difference, some of the teams that collapsed in Mosul , in the 2014 second Calverqh and the third has not been rehabilitated so far." 
in 2014 Iraqi troops stumbled against attack Daash and since then has been the rehabilitation of new teams from the remains of teams and special forces collapsed. 
the forces of counter - terrorism, which was seen as a specially former Prime Minister Nuri al - Maliki accused of stoking sectarian tensions, win the day everyone 's respect at home and abroad for being the force that drives the attack on Daash and the head of the spear in the backed airstrikes international coalition operations, and that the Iraqi army provides support in operations through the cleansing and maintenance areas. 
in recent months , the restoration of the cities of Ramadi and Hit Iraqi forces is about to flush out militants holed up in the northwestern areas of Fallujah. 
It is noteworthy retired Lieutenant Naseer al - Abadi four reasons for the success that has been achieved this year,; improved sharing of information between Iraq and partners in the international coalition, planning, supervised by the United States, and support for local Sunni tribes, and the participation of units of thepopular crowd. 
but do not regard any of these factors led the Iraqi security forces, basic such as food, fuel and logistics issues is weak, and little Patrick Martin , an analyst at the Institute for the study of war example of an Iraqi unit deployed east of Ramadi ran out of water , where he says "they have modern equipment and subjected to the most recent workouts , but the water ran out of them. It's not about training, but the issue of thestructure related to the Ministry of Defense. " 
Most analysts link the weakness logistics of corruption and government dysfunction. Struggling Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi to address political graft but was thwarted repeatedly by competitors who fear the loss ofpatronage system that brings them a lot of profits; military leaders who need supplies or looking for theupgrade were often forced to pay bribes. 
according to analysts, this mechanism has weakened the army at the beginning of his fight against Daash 2014. the 
crucial test will be when the Iraqi forces are trying to run the most complex battle to regain the city of Mosul ,which represents priority for the international alliance, says analyst Hashem al - Hashemi "Fallujah was toenhance the morale of the Iraqi army, either Mosul will be the test."