Sadr'urged supporters not to attack Iraqi security forces, and said the recently formed interim government was a opportunity to"build a unified Iraq".'('Sadr orders militia to quit Najaf', BBC News Online, 16 June).
The Iraqi Security Information Center has announced that the Iraqi security forces have dismantled a terrorist cell of thirteen members operating in the city of Mosul, the former stronghold of the Islamic State(IS) in the north of the country.
The US got into Iraq uninvited and plans to leave without asking for the UN approval or consulting the Iraqi security forces which will be left with a country where the foreign occupation has practically unleashed a civil war.
While improved Iraqi security forces are not yet ready to defend Iraq or maintain security throughout the country on their own, recent operations in Basra highlight improvements in the ability of the Iraqi security forces to deploy substantial numbers of units, supplies and replacements on very short notice.
However,'Ibrahim al-Jaafari, one of Iraq's two vice-presidents and leader of the biggest Shia party, the Da'awa, yesterday[11 Aug.] said US troops should stop fighting in Najaf and leave the job to Iraqi security forces.'.
And as American and Iraqi forces spread their grip across the city, the constant skirmishes of close urban combat and burst-in searches door-to-door are revealing more about insurgent tactics, including sleeper cells.
Late on Sunday, US troops surrounded and took control of the Interior Ministry building in Jadriya after repeated allegations that Iraq security forces were illegally detaining and torturing people suspected of participating in attacks by groups opposed to the US-led forces.
Iraqi security forces, backed by American-led air power and hundreds of advisers, are planning to mount a major spring offensive against Islamic State fighters who have poured into the country from Syria, a campaign that is likely to face an array of logistical and political challenges.
If the Iraqi government demonstrates political will and makes substantial progress toward the achievement of milestones on national reconciliation, security and governance, the United States should make clear its willingness to continue training, assistance and support for Iraq's security forces and to continue political, military and economic support.
If the Iraq government demonstrates political will and makes substantial progress toward the achievement of milestones on national reconciliation, security, and governance, the United States should make clear its willingness to continue training, assistance, and support for Iraq's security forces and to continue political, military, and economic support.
Moving U.S. forces outside all major cities and establishing a handful of bigger bases along key roads leading into Iraq, deploying U.S. forces to the country's borders to limit outside influence, speeding up the transition to Iraqi security forces, and letting Iraqis handle fighting in the cities.
If the Iraqi government demonstrates political will and makes substantial progress toward the achievement of milestones on national reconciliation, security, and governance, the United States should make clear its willingness to continue training, assistance, and support for Iraq's security forces, and to continue political, military, and economic support for the Iraqi government.
Now, in its attempt to reduce its military“footprint” in order to free up US forces to fight in Afghanistan and elsewhere, the Pentagon has worked to build up the Iraq security forces to a strength of some 664,000, while striking deals to supply them with billions of dollars worth of arms, tanks and planes.
Citing Iraqi“officials familiar with negotiations” on forming a new government, the New York Times reported Monday that,“The administration has sought and received assurances that Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki will not offer the followers of Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr positions in charge of Iraq's security forces in exchange for supporting Mr. Maliki's bid for a second term in office.”.
イラク治安部隊。
Iraqi Security Force.
イラク治安部隊。
Iraqi security forces.
イラク治安部隊する。
Iraqi security forces.
イラク治安部隊する。
Iraqi Security Force units.
イラク治安部隊の訓練にもあたる。
Training of Iraqi security forces continues.
イラク治安部隊の訓練にもあたる。
You would still be training Iraqi security forces.
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