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U.S. senator: the U.S. should keep troops in Iraq
Sun Jan 12 2014 21:08
Suggested that Republican Senator John McCain on Sunday to send Gen. David Petroyus former commander of coalition forces in Afghanistan, and Ryan Crocker, former U.S. ambassador to Iraq in the Middle East region to help quell the violence spreading across the region, according to the newspaper Mazkrt U.S. News Max.
McCain said in an interview with CNN that the U.S. should "Iraqi Prime Minister trusts them," adding that "the situation is not related to Iraq only When you look at Iraq, Syria, you see the pocket of the base there which is very dangerous to U.S. national security."
McCain continued, "We see the vehicle in Fallujah going in the main road of the town which is flying the flags of al-Qaeda and this is very painful for those veterans who fought strongly there."
He noted that "President Obama wanted us to get out we went out and would not have disclosed the number of leaders who wanted to be there, so he decided to go al-Maliki said in his own way and it is now seeing increasing Iranian influence dramatically there."
He said McCain, saying, "It was that we can keep a residual force there and anyone who says we do not we can so it does not say the truth."
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Sun Jan 12 2014 21:08
Suggested that Republican Senator John McCain on Sunday to send Gen. David Petroyus former commander of coalition forces in Afghanistan, and Ryan Crocker, former U.S. ambassador to Iraq in the Middle East region to help quell the violence spreading across the region, according to the newspaper Mazkrt U.S. News Max.
McCain said in an interview with CNN that the U.S. should "Iraqi Prime Minister trusts them," adding that "the situation is not related to Iraq only When you look at Iraq, Syria, you see the pocket of the base there which is very dangerous to U.S. national security."
McCain continued, "We see the vehicle in Fallujah going in the main road of the town which is flying the flags of al-Qaeda and this is very painful for those veterans who fought strongly there."
He noted that "President Obama wanted us to get out we went out and would not have disclosed the number of leaders who wanted to be there, so he decided to go al-Maliki said in his own way and it is now seeing increasing Iranian influence dramatically there."
He said McCain, saying, "It was that we can keep a residual force there and anyone who says we do not we can so it does not say the truth."
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