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[Mr. Bill]

Maliki chose to do nothing and let Mosul suffer - now blow back time!

Fallujah News / Baghdad revealed ... Assistant Secretary of State for Iraq, Iran, Brett Makourk, he warned Baghdad two days before the attack took place on the connector by the organization 'Islamic state' in the tenth of last month.
The U.S. diplomat said in his testimony, which aired on U.S. channels, in front of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the U.S. House of Representatives about the U.S. handling of 'creeping terrorism in Iraq', that Baghdad has decided to ignore the warning received as controlling the situation.
Makourk said, that 'Daash are the norm, it does not matter that they changed their name or severed relationship with the senior leader is Ayman al-Zawahiri, but in terms of belief and ambition and the threat to U.S. interests is the norm, in fact it is worse than Al-Qaeda'.
He warned of the danger that this organization should not be overlooked by his country.
He went on saying that the assistant minister 'when he arrived on the seventh of June and his meeting with the Kurdish leadership and conductivity, received signals that Daash began to increase its forces from Iraq and Syria to the organization in western Mosul.'
He stressed that the 'Kurdish leaders agreed on the deployment of Peshmerga forces on the eastern side of the city (Mosul), but the governor of Baghdad did not have the same feeling embarrassed situation did not agree to deploy', in reference Iraqi Prime Minister outgoing Nuri al-Maliki.
Makourk, stressed that 'the Iraqi military leaders expressed their willingness to send a response to the 9 brigades, despite our warnings alerted them that the troops will not arrive in a timely manner'.
He pointed out that the 'Daash' the next day to implement a suicide bombing on a bridge and then pumped vital forces across the eastern part of the city which led to the collapse of the Iraqi forces.
He advised the U.S. assistant secretary for foreign affairs committee that the Iraqis need to end the alliance between Daash and its allies from the Naqshbandi Army and the Islamic Army in Iraq and other armed groups.
He stressed that 'despite that independence is the aspiration of every Kurd, but the federal unified Iraq and effectively is the only way to overcome the Daash'.
For its part, confirmed Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, Elissa Slotkin, the need to 'ensure that the transformation of Iraq or any other country to a safe haven for terrorism that could threaten the United States'.
She noted that the U.S. defense secretary Hegel is moving amphibious ship Mesa Verde to the Arabian Gulf, and that the country currently launches '50 sorties daily aerial surveillance sorties compared with one month than it was in the past months'.
It showed that these sorties covering Iraq around the clock, but focus on the areas that fall under the control of Daash in particular.
Slotkin, denied that any of the Gulf states as states any support for terrorism but did not deny that there are aggregates in these countries do this, without a name.
Slotkin said 'we will need all our partners in the region to fight Daash', stressing the ability of the Jordanian forces to respond to this threat, saying 'Jordanians have a force capable and empowered in this case, we have to move our units, assigning their side of the border.'

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