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6/26/15
BAGHDAD
"Wall Street Journal" newspaper of America reported that many Iraqis believe that the United States does not seek to defeat the fact that the organization "Daash."
In the context of a report published by the American newspaper on its website, police handsome man named Khaled explained, was (Daash) took over his home after the defeat of the Iraqi army in the city of Ramadi, capital of Anbar province, last month, "I hold the Americans responsible for the destruction of al-Anbar."
The newspaper quoted Abbas Hashem, 50, who also escaped from the gray and now lives in a makeshift camp in Baghdad water steadily "We all know that America provide (Daash) with weapons and food, although there was a reason for the strength of which have become by now he is American support could not be washed" .
The newspaper found that the opinions that indicate American support for the organization of "Daash" is peculiar, but it is widespread to the point where it is now the political reality that the consequences in the real world, making it difficult for the United States and allies speedy assembly process of the Iraqi forces, which may regain the Sunni provinces in the country. " Daash "in one day.
The newspaper added that above all, these perceptions are the result of the inability of the coalition that the United States led from the heart of the momentum that the "Daash" in Iraq despite the almost ten months of bombardment, and to the contrary, the locals knew in past conflicts What are the strengths Full US Army.
Said Ryan Crocker, who served as ambassador to the United States in Baghdad from 2007 to 2009, when the United States put down the insurgency in Anbar by wooing local Sunni tribes and armed ndash; according to the newspaper, "I do not see a surprise in the growing frustration among Iraqis."
Crocker said that "this view prevailed in all Onhalarac and the region, where there vision says simply: We are not involved in it and are not prepared to use force, which could make the difference in the fact type".
The paper to be this widespread understanding that the United States is not interested in actually defeat "Daash" undermined local resistance that address the terrorist organization in Anbar in recent months.
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6/26/15
BAGHDAD
"Wall Street Journal" newspaper of America reported that many Iraqis believe that the United States does not seek to defeat the fact that the organization "Daash."
In the context of a report published by the American newspaper on its website, police handsome man named Khaled explained, was (Daash) took over his home after the defeat of the Iraqi army in the city of Ramadi, capital of Anbar province, last month, "I hold the Americans responsible for the destruction of al-Anbar."
The newspaper quoted Abbas Hashem, 50, who also escaped from the gray and now lives in a makeshift camp in Baghdad water steadily "We all know that America provide (Daash) with weapons and food, although there was a reason for the strength of which have become by now he is American support could not be washed" .
The newspaper found that the opinions that indicate American support for the organization of "Daash" is peculiar, but it is widespread to the point where it is now the political reality that the consequences in the real world, making it difficult for the United States and allies speedy assembly process of the Iraqi forces, which may regain the Sunni provinces in the country. " Daash "in one day.
The newspaper added that above all, these perceptions are the result of the inability of the coalition that the United States led from the heart of the momentum that the "Daash" in Iraq despite the almost ten months of bombardment, and to the contrary, the locals knew in past conflicts What are the strengths Full US Army.
Said Ryan Crocker, who served as ambassador to the United States in Baghdad from 2007 to 2009, when the United States put down the insurgency in Anbar by wooing local Sunni tribes and armed ndash; according to the newspaper, "I do not see a surprise in the growing frustration among Iraqis."
Crocker said that "this view prevailed in all Onhalarac and the region, where there vision says simply: We are not involved in it and are not prepared to use force, which could make the difference in the fact type".
The paper to be this widespread understanding that the United States is not interested in actually defeat "Daash" undermined local resistance that address the terrorist organization in Anbar in recent months.
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