Al-Maliki agreed views on the formation of a joint army and points 3 to resolve the crisis with Iraq

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Al-Maliki agreed views on the formation of a joint army and points 3 to resolve the crisis with Iraq

Alsumaria news -02/12/2012-1: 29 pm | Hits: 24

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Alsumaria news/Baghdad

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki Sunday that views agreed on the need to resolve problems between Baghdad and Kurdistan as a joint army checkpoints and two, or to train and equip a sufficient number of disputed areas to take on this task.

And Al-Maliki's information Office said in a statement issued today, and received "alsumaria news", "Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki held a formal library, Thursday night, meeting with heads of parliamentary blocs, Maliki called upon all political blocs, including the Kurdish blocs to attend this meeting."

The Office said that "during the meeting and exchange views on the latest developments in disputes with Kurdistan region on security management for mixed areas," he said, adding that "the views of the meeting agreed on the need to resolve problems with the formation of a joint army checkpoints and about to return to understandings of the 2009-2010 or to train and equip a sufficient number of these regions to take this task".

The Iraqi Prime Minister, on Saturday (December 1, 2012), submitted a proposal to the Kurdistan region to form security forces from disputed areas, and keep the Iraqi army and two joint according to previous agreement.

The crisis escalated between Kurdistan and Baghdad, after tawz district in the Salah al-Din governorate, (November 16, 2012), marked by the clash of elements of Tigris operations and protect the parade "Kurdish" named Curran core, killing and injuring 11 people, mostly of Tigris operations, which deeply rooted crisis mainly between the parties, and tensions escalated their rhetoric, warned of "civil war" as observers, as each party accused the other of Alliance troops near elimination, The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to launch an initiative to resolve the crisis is to form a joint force to protect the disputed areas.

The decision to form the Tigris operations command announced Iraqi Defense Ministry (3 July 2012), to oversee the security file in Diyala, Kirkuk, and later joined by Salah al-Din governorate, irritated Al-Kurd, which they saw as "a game of" political, security, military, and demanded the Federal Government undid.

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