Carter Baghdad: Hundreds of American soldiers on their way to Qayyarah base

US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter announced Washington 's intention send 560 additional troops to support Iraqi forces in thebattle to liberate Mosul from the control of theorganization "Daash" terrorist. 
Carter said, during his surprise visit to thecapital Baghdad on Monday, said the United States would send about 560 extra troops to Iraq to step up campaign Daash to organize and advise local troops in the plan to restore the militant stronghold of Mosul this year. 
He said Carter , that some of them will go to Qayyarah air force Base, which restored Iraqi forces on Saturday near the northern city of the country. By sending these soldiers the number of US troops in Iraq rises to about 4650. 
These will be the new troops to help re - Qayyarah Air Force Base , which restored Iraqi forces operation, as a starting point for the battle of Mosul , which is long overdue. 
He met Carter upon his arrival the Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi, while met afterwards defense Minister Khaled al - Obeidi. 
during the American minister meeting Abadi emphasized that Alasthoudarat Iraqi preparations have reached an advanced stage for the Liberation of the city of Mosul, and drew the Prime Minister to the need to mobilize a broad international effort to address the problem of the displaced. 
gave Carter, during the meeting, the condolences of the government and the American people to thegovernment the people of Iraq and the fall of the number of victims in the city of Baghdad by terrorist operations. Considering that these criminal operations underlines the depth of the crime of these groups andmoral bankruptcy and is unable to cope with the Iraqi armed forces, according to a statement of the Prime Minister 's Office guide. 
The US defense secretary said the United States will provide all the support required to meet the Iraqi forces requirements and accelerate the liberalization of Mosul operations. 
Carter had said, just before he visited Iraq, that US troops will help Baghdad to set up a logistics center in Qayyarah base to be used in the progress towards Mosul. 
he added that the air base "is one of the centers that Iraqi security forces will use mongrel and Bnsahna .. as needed to complete encircle the connector from the far south. " 
for his part, a senior Pentagon official said that Qayyarah base site looks like air force Base progress site (Habbaniyah) west of Baghdad , which became the operations center close to the fighting in Anbar province, where US forces play an advisory role for Iraqi forces since 2015. 
in conjunction with the Carter 's visit to Baghdad, Canadian defense Minister Harjt Singh jailer arrived, yesterday, to Baghdad. 
and received defense Minister Khaled al - Obeidi , his Canadian counterpart, praised during their meeting at the ministry 's headquarters, the assistance provided by the military and humanitarian fields. 
He Obeidi, according to a statement of the Ministry of defense, to Iraq 's willingness to develop bilateral cooperation with it in all fields mechanisms, stressing at the same time that the Iraqi forces are moving forward to complete the preparations and get ready to fight a battle of Mosul , and an end to the existence ofterrorist Daash from the land of Iraq. 
in addition, the Canadian defense Minister condolences of the government and the people Canadian incidents of bombings that hit Baghdad and other cities, stressing parking the international community along with Iraq and the profound realization that the desperation of terrorist gangs Aldaashah and Andharha in the theaters ofoperations, was behind the bombings. 
Canadian minister stressed that his country would provide possible military support for Iraq in the fields ofmilitary engineering training, as well as the areas of humanitarian support, where the Canadian government will announce aid package for Iraq in this area. Canadian Minister praised the great victories of the Iraqi army and the level of the great development in performance within the theater of operations.