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US Foreign Affairs provides a proposal to arm the Kurds, instead of going through the Baghdad government By Saja al-Bayati 4 hours ago
- Erbil proposed Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the US House of Representatives Edward Royce, on Thursday, to arm the Peshmerga forces without going to the federal government in Baghdad. He said Royce in a statement seen by Roudao media network, that the "crucial partner in the fight against Daash does not have the competence armament, but despite the old weapon, the Peshmerga forces proved, they are the most effective among the forces fighting Daash ground forces. " For his part, the director of press relations at the American Foreign "Jeff Razqui" he said at a news conference in Washington that "the US administration's position on this subject has not changed. " He explained Razqui, "we continue to support the forces of Iraq's security forces and Kurdish as well," pointing out that "the Iraqi government scanned and approval of the carrier aircraft weapons consignments sent, but we do not know if it was blocked or disrupted emergency supplies to the Kurdistan Regional Government." waging an international coalition, led by the United States, air raids on sites for "Daash", which controls large areas in Iraq and Syria.
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- Erbil proposed Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the US House of Representatives Edward Royce, on Thursday, to arm the Peshmerga forces without going to the federal government in Baghdad. He said Royce in a statement seen by Roudao media network, that the "crucial partner in the fight against Daash does not have the competence armament, but despite the old weapon, the Peshmerga forces proved, they are the most effective among the forces fighting Daash ground forces. " For his part, the director of press relations at the American Foreign "Jeff Razqui" he said at a news conference in Washington that "the US administration's position on this subject has not changed. " He explained Razqui, "we continue to support the forces of Iraq's security forces and Kurdish as well," pointing out that "the Iraqi government scanned and approval of the carrier aircraft weapons consignments sent, but we do not know if it was blocked or disrupted emergency supplies to the Kurdistan Regional Government." waging an international coalition, led by the United States, air raids on sites for "Daash", which controls large areas in Iraq and Syria.
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