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Washington renewed its warnings to Tehran of meddling in Iraq, saying it will stick to protect the security of this country and its sovereignty after the expected withdrawal of the current year, with plans to the Iraqi parliament to vote on the draft resolution submitted by the Sadr bloc to prevent the survival of any U.S. troops after the withdrawal, in conjunction with the assurances that Iraqi security capability of Iraq to protect its airspace after the withdrawal.
With pay some blocs and parties, especially the "al-Sadr," the parliament to vote on a resolution to prevent the survival of any U.S. forces under any name after the end of the year, going much debate in the corridors of political and military for Iraq's need to find a form of cooperation with Washington to ensure at least the protection of airspace and management.
According to informed sources, the "Christan regional President Massoud Barzani and the Kurdistan Alliance are putting pressure on Maliki to agree to keep U.S. troops in the disputed areas, and air forces to protect Iraqi airspace."
The sources confirmed that "there are almost agreed to request al-Maliki from Washington during his visit next month to keep between 8 and 12 thousand American soldiers are entitled coaches and the protection of Iraqi airspace," indicating that "al-Maliki has asked Washington to continue also in the management of Iraqi airspace through the re-work system U.S. air defense, which covers all parts of the country until the completion of the monument Iraqi air defense system which is expected to be completed within the next four years. "
On the other hand, after two days of confirmation of senior agent of the Ministry of the Interior Adnan al-Asadi, "the inability of security forces to know the movements of al-Qaeda and armed groups in the four provinces of Anbar, Salahuddin, Diyala and Mosul, because of the lack of monitoring of air," said Director of the Office of the Adjutant General of the Armed Forces team Farouk Araji, that "the Iraqi armed forces capable of protecting Iraq's territorial waters and airspace, after the withdrawal of U.S. forces," al-Asadi's comments, describing as "inaccurate."
He believed al-Araji, said in a statement that "the withdrawal will not leave any gap, the fact that U.S. forces have no role in these provinces since 2009," explaining that "the Iraqi airspace protected form, which calls for satisfaction and confidence both to the people of Iraq or neighboring countries." He emphasized that "the security services were able to eliminate 95 percent of terrorism and the remaining five percent under control."
Parliament plans to host Maliki, after his return from Japan to see the reality of the development and capabilities of Iraqi forces after the U.S. withdrawal to be the end of the year, especially in light of non-possession of the country for any air force or system radars and air defense capable of protecting the climate of the country and prevent the infiltration of militants to it, and postponed the parliament to vote on decision on the U.S. withdrawal was scheduled to take today, until after the host-Maliki.
The Ministry of the Interior, the withdrawal of U.S. troops will not affect their work in maintaining security. Said Deputy Interior Minister for Security Affairs Ahmed al-Khafaji, "The U.S. forces have no presence or an impact on keeping the Iraqi border for years," and stressed that "the leadership of the border forces are responsible for keeping the border and the presence of Americans is limited to some advisers at headquarters only."
And al-Khafaji, that "the border outposts of buildings integrated processed by contractors, and contractors with food and daily needs," and that "elements of the leadership of the border in training on the use and maintenance of communication devices developed under the monument which is a system called the device (Alhars) used by NATO," noting that "good relations with neighboring countries is the way the foundation to maintain the integrity of the common border."
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