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Urgent .. National Alliance announced after a meeting of its leaders refused to extend the stay of U.S. troops in Iraq
Monday, July 11, 2011 19:48
[Baghdad - where]
National Alliance announced his refusal to extend the stay of U.S. troops in Iraq after 2011.
A source familiar with the National Alliance, told all of Iraq [where] "The meeting was held today for the blocks of the National Alliance was agreed to refuse the extension of U.S. troops stay in Iraq after the end of this year."
The Baghdad and Washington have signed a security agreement provides for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq by the end of this year.
The visiting U.S. defense secretary to Leon Panetta Iraq since yesterday to discuss the U.S. withdrawal from Iraq.
A source in the National Alliance, announced the alliance today's meeting Monday to discuss the question of withdrawal by the U.S. to discuss the security file and settled by the political blocs.
A source in the National Alliance, told all of Iraq [where] the day that "the coalition will discuss several topics important and sensitive issue in a meeting for today and the question of U.S. withdrawal, his head out a common vision."
"The meeting will also discuss the security file and developments as well as the final position of the Electoral Commission and the question asked by the withdrawal of confidence."
The source noted that "it is expected to attend Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's meeting in addition to the leaders and representatives of the political blocs."
The leaders of political blocs have met on Saturday and discussed the file implementing the terms of the security pact with the U.S. side and the implementation of the Erbil said Iraqi President Jalal Talabani said in a statement read after the meeting, the one who sponsored that he was agreed to form a committee to consider a number of issues, most notably the question of U.S. withdrawal and will be resolved the topic during the week, the date of the third meeting of the leaders of political blocs.
The Iraqi government has signed a security pact with the U.S. side ends with the end of 2008 under which the presence of U.S. troops in Iraq, the withdrawal of U.S. troops last year end of 2011. /
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Monday, July 11, 2011 19:48
[Baghdad - where]
National Alliance announced his refusal to extend the stay of U.S. troops in Iraq after 2011.
A source familiar with the National Alliance, told all of Iraq [where] "The meeting was held today for the blocks of the National Alliance was agreed to refuse the extension of U.S. troops stay in Iraq after the end of this year."
The Baghdad and Washington have signed a security agreement provides for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq by the end of this year.
The visiting U.S. defense secretary to Leon Panetta Iraq since yesterday to discuss the U.S. withdrawal from Iraq.
A source in the National Alliance, announced the alliance today's meeting Monday to discuss the question of withdrawal by the U.S. to discuss the security file and settled by the political blocs.
A source in the National Alliance, told all of Iraq [where] the day that "the coalition will discuss several topics important and sensitive issue in a meeting for today and the question of U.S. withdrawal, his head out a common vision."
"The meeting will also discuss the security file and developments as well as the final position of the Electoral Commission and the question asked by the withdrawal of confidence."
The source noted that "it is expected to attend Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's meeting in addition to the leaders and representatives of the political blocs."
The leaders of political blocs have met on Saturday and discussed the file implementing the terms of the security pact with the U.S. side and the implementation of the Erbil said Iraqi President Jalal Talabani said in a statement read after the meeting, the one who sponsored that he was agreed to form a committee to consider a number of issues, most notably the question of U.S. withdrawal and will be resolved the topic during the week, the date of the third meeting of the leaders of political blocs.
The Iraqi government has signed a security pact with the U.S. side ends with the end of 2008 under which the presence of U.S. troops in Iraq, the withdrawal of U.S. troops last year end of 2011. /
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