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- Muhammad Abdulwahab Sakr al-Saidi, Commander of the Iraqi Border Guard, met and discussed with Selcuk Bayrakdaroglu, Commander of the Turkish Land Forces, and a number of security commanders in Ankara;
- A high-ranking Iraqi security delegation is its visit to Damascus to discuss security issues with the Syrian interim government;
- Two PKK fighters were killed in northern Iraq by the Turkish army, according to the Turkish MOD.
greater israel project in action, and the innocent suffer.
you need to wake up and snap out of your hypnotic programming imo you need to see reality not propaganda cover stories
btw you may think like a fool, that the great majority are innocent, but the fact is acquiescence is culpability .and the greatest crime on earth globally is drug trafficking. name an innocent .remembering the law,is that anyone who knows of a criminal activity that doesn’t report it is also guilty by law .so get real. grow up .
war is the most profitable family business to be in. it s always readily activated using propagandas programmed into society.
partially because young people facing fear if death will gladly get high so drug trafficking is very lucrative not just in active war zones but generally on the global stage with the war mood.along with arms dealing and drug dealing goes human trafficking of boys especially in the paedophilia that escorts drugs ,where they groom and recruit the youth to become the runners couriers dealers. it’s all united from top to bottom .imo allegedly .
iraq warns of resurgent isis cells all over syrian desert tyler durden’s photo by tyler durden via the cradle
the head of iraq’s national intelligence service, hamid al-shatri, stated on monday that baghdad sent direct messages to damascus about security threats posed to iraq by isis cells in the syrian desert regions.
during a session of the baghdad dialogue conference on monday, shatri stated that “the recent events in syria represent a turning point in the region,” expressing his hope that “this will contribute to enhancing stability, despite some concerns related to the presence of armed groups and places of conflict in the region.”
in december, militants from hayat tahrir al-sham (hts), an isis offshoot, took power in damascus, toppling the government of former syrian president bashar al-assad after 14 years of war. hts leader ahmad al-sharaa (also known as abu mohammad al-julani), a former deputy to deceased isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi, appointed himself president of syria last month.
shatri added that “iraqi and syrian arenas are closely interconnected, and what is happening in syria directly affects iraq, and vice versa, and iraq has sent clear security messages to syria about the threats posed by some extremist groups, as iraq has been harmed in the past period by sending suicide bombers and narcotics across the border.”
shatri explained that “iraq attaches special importance to the issue of fighting the terrorist isis gangs, as there are still cells affiliated with these gangs in areas such as the desert of homs and the levant.”
he pointed out that there are about 30,000 displaced people in syrian camps from 60 nationalities, in addition to 9,000 isis members detained in prisons under the control of the kurdish-led syrian democratic forces (sdf) in the country’s northeastern hasakah governorate
among these are 2,000 iraqis. “we want to know how the new syrian administration will deal with this file,” shatri stated. he also expressed his concern about the weapons that were seized by some armed groups, including isis, after the fall of assad’s government.
shatri stressed that “iraq continues to send messages and communicate with the syrian leadership to achieve positive results, and there is interaction with it.”
in recent months, iraq has been repatriating its citizens held in prisons in hasakeh, including al-hol camp, where many family members of isis militants have been detained for years.
on february 11, qasim al-araji, iraq’s national security advisor, affirmed that “al-hol camp must be emptied.” in january, the iraqi parliament passed a controversial amnesty law that could lead to the release of thousands of prisoners who fought for al-qaeda and isis between 2004 and 2018.
in 2014, iraqi kurdish leader masoud barzani partnered with isis to carry out a genocide against the yezidi religious minority in the sinjar region of iraq. thousands of yezidi men were massacred, while their women and young girls were taken as sex slaves by the extremist group. hundreds of thousands were forcibly expelled from their homes and lands in sinjar. many continue to live in tents in refugee camps in the iraqi kurdistan region 10 years later.
barzani partnered with isis??!! dumb shit like this only can be read in the comment section of south front or some dumb arab conspiracy theory forums.
masoud barzani and his kurdistan democratic party (kdp) enjoy close relations with the us, israel, and turkey.