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Russian planes, U.S. intelligence and Iranian special forces against Mujahideen in Iraq
6/27/2014 11:53:59 AM
The ringleader of the Shiite regime in Baghdad al-Maliki announced that his regime was urgently buying Russian aircraft because US has postponed the supplies of F16s.
"I'll be frank and say that we were deluded when we signed the contract [with the US]. We should have sought to buy other jet fighters like British, French and Russian to secure the air cover for our forces; if we had air cover we would have averted what had happened", said al-Maliki. According to him, used fighter jets from Russia and Belarus should be transferred to the Shiite forces in two or three days.
He also confirmed that aviation of Assad inflicted air strikes on Mujahedeen on territory of Iraq. According to him, Baghdad did not ask for it, but welcomed the raids. Maliki claimed that, allegedly, 70 Mujahideen had been killed.
Meanwhile, the US once again promised to hasten the execution of the contract and send the first two F-16s "as soon as possible", according to Bloomberg. Pentagon spokesman Steve Warren also stated that the remaining 200 of 500 HellFire missiles will be sent to Iraq "in the coming weeks".
Meanwhile, in Baghdad, there continue to arrive US military advisers and intelligence group.
The press writes, in this connection, that on the side of the Baghdad regime under the control of American intelligence, are fighting commandos from Iran, led by General Iranian KSRI, were also fighting on the side of regime defending Baghdad, according to The Sunday Times.
The press writes in this connection that now on the side of the Baghdad regime under the control of American officers are fighting commandos from Iran, and the defense of Baghdad, according to The Sunday Times, led by general of Iranian IRGC.
Thus, Russian aircraft, aviation of Assad together with American intelligence and Iranian forces under the leadership of the Iranian general will help the Shiite regime in Baghdad.
Meanwhile, the activities of American military advisors in Iraq remain negligently insignificant. As explained by the Voice of America, the US military command reported that it may take several weeks before a group of military advisers will be able to influence the course of fightings.
"Their main task is to assess the situation on the ground, help evaluate gaps in Iraqi security forces in Baghdad and its environs", said a Pentagon spokesman Steve Warren.
Department of Monitoring
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