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    French president Francois Hollande to visit troops in Iraq, Kurdistan

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    French president Francois Hollande to visit troops in Iraq, Kurdistan Empty French president Francois Hollande to visit troops in Iraq, Kurdistan

    Post by Rocky Sun 01 Jan 2017, 4:03 am

    French president Francois Hollande to visit troops in Iraq, Kurdistan
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    French President Francois Hollande. Photo: AFP
    PARIS,— President Francois Hollande said he would on Monday visit French troops fighting Islamic State jihadists in Iraq, as he warned that the terrorist threat within France was still live.
    “We are not yet finished with the scourge of terrorism. We must continue to fight it abroad — that’s the reason for our military operations in Mali, Syria and Iraq, where I will travel the day after tomorrow to greet our troops,” Hollande said.
    France has around 500 troops fighting alongside coalition forces in Iraq, backed by Rafale fighter jets.

    In the last New Year message of his presidency, Hollande paid tribute to those killed in terror attacks in France this year, including the 86 mown down in the Bastille Day attack in Nice and smaller-scale attacks on a priest and two police officers.
    The fight against terrorism is also domestic, stressed Hollande, citing efforts to foil attempted attacks, closely watching “dangerous individuals” and fighting against radical extremism.
    “I know that you are worried about the terrorist threat which has not diminished as shown by what happened in Berlin,” where a Tunisian jihadist smashed a truck into a Christmas market on December 19, killing 11 people and also shooting dead the lorry’s registered driver.
    This was Hollande’s last New Year appearance after he announced earlier this month he would not stand for re-election in presidential polls next year.
    The French president is said to also visit Iraqi Kurdistan capital after meeting with top officials in Baghdad.

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