Kerry: our support for Iraq will be strong and Maliki may form a government within a week

[yota691]

Kerry: our support for Iraq will be strong and Maliki may form a government within a week

MONDAY, JUNE 23, 2014 20:34 EM  

Twilight News / said U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Monday that Washington's support for the Iraqi security forces will be "strong and sustained" to help in the fight against militants "Daash" who overran large areas in the north and west of the country.

 Kerry said in a statement seen by "Twilight News" that Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki had assured him during their talks in Baghdad on Wednesday its commitment to the date of the first of July to form a new government.

The show U.S. President Barack Obama send up to 300 U.S. military advisors to assist in the coordination of the fighting, but declined to meet the request of the Iraqi government air strikes.

Obama renewed his call for the owners to make more of an effort to end the sectarian divisions.

Kerry said, "The important thing now is to get a clarification from the government on all leading the way, which will be followed with the formation of a government ... in fact, Prime Minister al-Maliki on several occasions his commitment to the date of the first of July," to form a new government.

Kerry said that Obama will not hesitate to move to send advisers and provide support for the Iraqi army.

"It will be an intensive and sustained support if Iraq's leaders took the necessary steps to unite the country, it will be effective."

He said that the support "will allow the Iraqi security forces face Daash more effectively and in a manner that respects the sovereignty of Iraq and also respects the vital interests of the United States and the region."

 

Kerry: Maliki agreed to form a new government 

1 saw, Date Published: 19:17, 23/06/2014

 

 

(Independent) ... said U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry during his visit to Baghdad that al-Maliki strongly affirmed his commitment to the talks, the date of the first of July to form a new government. He added that no country, including the United States have the right to pick the leaders of Iraq, "and this is due to the people of Iraq."

He told reporters after a day of meetings in Baghdad: "This is a moment of decision for the leaders of Iraq .. Iraq faces an existential threat, and Iraq's leaders to confront this threat."

John Kerry has promised that the United States will provide support "intensive" for Iraq to help them cope attack Islamic militants.

"The support will be intensive and continuous, and if the Iraqi leaders have taken the necessary steps to unite the country, this support will be effective."

For his part, Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, on Monday, the U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, that relentless attack waged by armed extremists in Iraq poses a threat to "regional and global peace," and called on "countries of the world, especially the countries of the region, to take that very Grandpa. "

For his part, Sheikh Ali Hatem A tribal leaders of Anbar that the revolution continues to Iraq until the resignation of Maliki and the formation of a government rescue temporary independent figures, and student Hatem establishment of a partnership for a new social guarantees the rights of all Iraqis, and stressed the move away from the spirit of revenge and reject terrorism.

In Oxburg discussed by EU foreign ministers at their meeting on Iraqi developments and their impact on countries in the region ... and to European countries following the participation of a number of citizens of these countries in the fighting, along with organizing Daash.

He said British Foreign Secretary William Hague said the situation in Iraq has become a concern for the European countries, stressing his country's support for the contents of the Foreign Minister's visit to the U.S. in Iraq. (End)

[TBomb]

I have to think this is lip service, if true, on the part of the US, as they themselves have stated that they want the Iraqi's to retain their right to self political determination..so the US is stating this to be politically correct, but if we read all of the "US" statements coming out today, the US, directly, and in between the lines, is saying;"we want an inclusive govt." which is not how Maliki operates.

[yota691]

News of a meeting of Iraqi leaders in Istanbul to form a national salvation government

 

      Monday   23   June   2014 | 13:58

 

 

 

 

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Meeting in the Turkish city of Istanbul during the next two days in order to form a government of national salvation

 

 

 

Qurtas News / Baghdad , according to informed sources, on Monday, that a meeting will be held during the next two days in Istanbul to form a national salvation government in the presence of a number of political figures and tribal Iraq. said sources, for "Qurtas News" that "there are reports referring to the meeting in the Turkish city of Istanbul During the next two days in order to form a government of national salvation. " and added that "the meeting will feature a number of prominent military and political, including Sheikh Ali Hatem, and Ahmed Dabash, and Abdul Razzaq al-Shammari, and flowered Qaisi, as well as Tareq al-Hashemi, and Iyad Allawi, Osama al-Nujaifi, in addition to the outskirts of Shiite side could not know until now. "

[uncirculd]

You can't tell me maliki is part of this GOI to be formed.  Najafi looks so serious, Allawi is out right laughing, another guy is smiling.  None of these I see in the photo is a maliki supporter. 

[amberamin]

Thanks.

[sandfly]

THANKS