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CNN. Broadcasting While Avoiding Obama’s Catastrophic Mistake In 2011 ! Why is Washington trying to keep its troops in Iraq indefinitely? 2018/1/14 11:55:42 AM A report by the US Journal of Journalism revealed that, with the defeat of the terrorist preacher in both Iraq and Syria, the US-led coalition is now looking for a shift in its role in the region. "In order to avoid repeating what happened in 2011, when the United States withdrew militarily from Iraq, only to witness the subsequent horror of the control of the organization calling on large areas of the country, and therefore the International Alliance for his part is trying to do what Must stop the return of terrorists. US Defense Secretary James Matisse said earlier that "the task is now shifting towards stability and making sure that no second version of the missile is surfaced again," while the Pentagon said that "US forces will remain in Syria, as long as we need to." "The long-term recovery will take a lot of effort and after many years of devastation to leave it urging because they forcibly forced innocents into the midst of the fighting zone, meaning that residential areas have been badly damaged and the most urgent need is the removal of countless bombs, mines and booby traps Of all towns and villages occupied by terrorist groups. " "Although some of the 70-member alliance countries are named by name only, no bigger ones like Britain, France, Canada and Australia help in the air and on the ground," the report continued. For his part, a State Department official said that "some members of the coalition can play an increasing role now after the end of the major military campaign, including through the fight against propaganda calling and sending police trainers and funding," while the colleague of the new US Security Center Nicholas Heras "certainly "We have very different partners who will take on different aspects of the stabilization mission, which they do well." "The international coalition will maintain its presence indefinitely to help Iraqis get the support and training they need, and protect the Arab Kurdistan Alliance, which fought against a supporter in Syria," the report said. "The repetition of the mistakes made at the end of the war in Iraq means that we are also likely to see the same tragedies that we have seen before, so US forces must become a stabilization force," said former US Army spokesman Steve Warren. "He said. The United States has about 2,000 troops in Syria and more than 5,000 troops in Iraq, and their numbers are increasing in both countries by coalition members who have brought commandos and military trainers. Source: Digital Journal of America link
