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Britain extend the work of spy planes in Iraq and Syria for another year
Saturday 26-09-2015
Twilight News Britain / announced, extend the work of spy planes in Iraqi airspace and Syria until next year in order to support the international coalition's efforts to eliminate the organization "Daash" terrorist.
He said British Defense Secretary Michael Fallon in a press statement that surveillance aircraft (Santanal) will continue its tasks of intelligence and information gathering, which is an important part of the work of British troops and the forces of the international coalition against "Daash".
He stressed Fallon, that address the elements of this regulation remains "top operational priority" for Britain, noting that British forces have carried out since last year, more than 300 air strike sorties and a third of the coalition spyware as well as two thousand military training in the region.
Fallon and stressed the need to "maintain this momentum and build on what has been achieved and continue to work even eliminate this barbaric terrorist organization".
The British forces began since September of last year to participate in military operations against "Daash" in Iraq after obtaining the former Prime Minister David Cameron's government a mandate from the House of Commons.
However, the House of Representatives refused to extend the direct military operations against Syria, which the current government of Cameron push to rethink the wording of the draft second resolution to target "Daash" in Syria may be submitted to parliament for a vote again before the end of this year.
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Saturday 26-09-2015
Twilight News Britain / announced, extend the work of spy planes in Iraqi airspace and Syria until next year in order to support the international coalition's efforts to eliminate the organization "Daash" terrorist.
He said British Defense Secretary Michael Fallon in a press statement that surveillance aircraft (Santanal) will continue its tasks of intelligence and information gathering, which is an important part of the work of British troops and the forces of the international coalition against "Daash".
He stressed Fallon, that address the elements of this regulation remains "top operational priority" for Britain, noting that British forces have carried out since last year, more than 300 air strike sorties and a third of the coalition spyware as well as two thousand military training in the region.
Fallon and stressed the need to "maintain this momentum and build on what has been achieved and continue to work even eliminate this barbaric terrorist organization".
The British forces began since September of last year to participate in military operations against "Daash" in Iraq after obtaining the former Prime Minister David Cameron's government a mandate from the House of Commons.
However, the House of Representatives refused to extend the direct military operations against Syria, which the current government of Cameron push to rethink the wording of the draft second resolution to target "Daash" in Syria may be submitted to parliament for a vote again before the end of this year.
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