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Maliki to Washington: Our position in support of a political solution in Syria's opposition to military intervention
08/29/2013 20:21
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, Iraq's position in support of a political solution in Syria's opposition to the military option.
Maliki said in an interview with the U.S. ambassador in Baghdad, Stephen Beecroft while attending to Maliki's office in order to know the position of Iraq, the official of the military intervention in Syria, according to a statement his office "that Iraq is concerned the potential for serious complications to any military intervention in Syria has permeated the entire region."
The statement added, "It was emphasized on the need to increase communication and coordination between Iraq and the United States at various levels.
"The well-informed sources have confirmed that U.S. President Barack Obama is considering a strike to the Syrian regime be limited in scope and time, at the time of intense consultations taking place between Western countries about a possible military intervention in response to a hypothetical attack with chemical weapons on 21 / August in Rural Damascus.
The newspaper "The Washington Post" U.S. senior officials in the U.S. administration, did not reveal their names, to strike the U.S., which comes in response to a chemical attack the United States says it is uncertain in Damascus last week, will not last for probably more than two days and will be sparing the United States greater intervention in the ongoing conflict in this country more than two years ago.
For his part, U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel Tuesday that the U.S. military is ready to move immediately in Syria if President Barack Obama is so. Hegel said, in a television interview with the BBC: "absolutely حركنا military to be able to implementation of and compliance with any option Chairman wishes taken."
In response to a question about whether the U.S. military was ready answer like that Hegel said: "We are ready to move." As I mentioned sources attended a meeting between Western envoys and Syrian opposition National Coalition in Istanbul, that the Western powers had informed the Syrian opposition anticipating a strike on Assad's forces in a matter of days.
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08/29/2013 20:21
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, Iraq's position in support of a political solution in Syria's opposition to the military option.
Maliki said in an interview with the U.S. ambassador in Baghdad, Stephen Beecroft while attending to Maliki's office in order to know the position of Iraq, the official of the military intervention in Syria, according to a statement his office "that Iraq is concerned the potential for serious complications to any military intervention in Syria has permeated the entire region."
The statement added, "It was emphasized on the need to increase communication and coordination between Iraq and the United States at various levels.
"The well-informed sources have confirmed that U.S. President Barack Obama is considering a strike to the Syrian regime be limited in scope and time, at the time of intense consultations taking place between Western countries about a possible military intervention in response to a hypothetical attack with chemical weapons on 21 / August in Rural Damascus.
The newspaper "The Washington Post" U.S. senior officials in the U.S. administration, did not reveal their names, to strike the U.S., which comes in response to a chemical attack the United States says it is uncertain in Damascus last week, will not last for probably more than two days and will be sparing the United States greater intervention in the ongoing conflict in this country more than two years ago.
For his part, U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel Tuesday that the U.S. military is ready to move immediately in Syria if President Barack Obama is so. Hegel said, in a television interview with the BBC: "absolutely حركنا military to be able to implementation of and compliance with any option Chairman wishes taken."
In response to a question about whether the U.S. military was ready answer like that Hegel said: "We are ready to move." As I mentioned sources attended a meeting between Western envoys and Syrian opposition National Coalition in Istanbul, that the Western powers had informed the Syrian opposition anticipating a strike on Assad's forces in a matter of days.
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