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Times is reporting this, but I can't confirm it by any other evidence though, perhaps we'll never know if this is true or not, if this is supposed to remain a secret operation.
Iran’s special forces rush in to help floundering ally | The Times
Times is reporting this, but I can't confirm it by any other evidence though, perhaps we'll never know if this is true or not, if this is supposed to remain a secret operation.
Iran’s special forces rush in to help floundering ally | The Times
I don't think Iran will send its own troops to Iraq, our Turkish friends? maybe.
We allready send reconaissance planes and UAV's, they are cooperating with Iraq and share intelligence, the source is also talking about a possible operation.I don't think Iran will send its own troops to Iraq, our Turkish friends? maybe.
damn have you seen that video from daesh (yesterday) that they shoot at everybody in the street?? kids women men doesn't matter..
do they even have brain?? and i wonder why the hell some M.E countries support them?
i still can't believe what i saw in that video it wasn't one of bloody movies of tarantino it was real damn shame
Iran to combat terrorism in Iraq: Iran President Rouhani
TEHERAN (AFP) - Predominantly Shi'ite Muslim Iran will combat terrorism by Sunni extremists in neighbouring Iraq, President Hassan Rouhani warned on Thursday.
Mr Rouhani, speaking live on television, did not say exactly what Iran intended to do to help stop an offensive by fighters from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) that is pushing toward Baghdad after seizing several cities and towns to the north.
“This is an extremist, terrorist group that is acting savagely,” Mr Rouhani said live on state television, adding that Teheran will not “tolerate this violence and terror.”
“For our part, as the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran... we will combat violence, extremism and terrorism in the region and the world,” said an agitated Mr Rouhani.
Mr Rouhani said he would head to a meeting of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council following his speech.
That body decides on the Islamic state’s major foreign policy and security policies, and it would have to approve any military support Teheran might want to provide to Baghdad.
The President spoke after the heavily armed militant group – which has overrun major Iraqi cities and towns in the face of little effective resistance from security forces – said it was pushing towards Baghdad.
Iran is seen as an ally of Iraq’s Shi'ite Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, whose government’s swift loss of control has raised concerns over its ability to stop the ISIL offensive.
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