Teacher: US strikes did not weaken the organization "Islamic State"
- November 29, 2014
He Syrian Foreign Minister, Walid al-Moallem, his belief that the
American air strikes have failed to weaken the organization "Islamic
state."
The teacher also considered that the only way to deal with the
jihadists is forcing Turkey to tighten border controls in order to
prevent foreign fighters from crossing into his country.
Earlier in the year, dominated organization, which was previously known
as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Daash), over vast areas in
Iraq and Syria, which prompted hundreds of thousands to flee their
homes.
The United States and its allies launched air strikes against targets
belonging to the organization in Syria and Iraq, but the armed
opposition groups supported by Washington in the north of Syria wished
defeats in the face of the organization, as well as Syrian government
forces.
Earlier this month, he said US Secretary of Defense resigned, Chuck
Hagel, said that there is "steady and stable progress" in the campaign
against the organization.
He explained then that Hegel raids coalition led by the United States
helped to "weaken and destroy the combat capability of the Islamic state
and the deprivation of their fighters from the safe haven."
Turkey's role
He said the Syrian foreign minister, Walid al-Moallem, said that "all
indications are that today Daash two months after the coalition raids
are not weaker."
He said the teacher, in remarks to the TV "fields" of Lebanon, saying
that "if the Security Council and Washington has not forcing Turkey to
control its borders All this movement will not eliminate Daash."
He criticized the Syrian foreign minister to invite Turkey to enforce
the no-fly zone in northern Syria, saying that such a step is actually
divided his country.
Turkey has repeatedly called for the establishment of a no-fly zone in
Syria, but the United States did not agree to this, and amid reports of
tension in relations between Washington and Ankara on the Syrian crisis
and the "Islamic state".
Washington wants Ankara to play a greater role in the campaign against
the organization, but you want to link this recent plans to dislodge
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from power.
In the last month, he said US Vice President, Joe Biden, said that the
Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, secretly acknowledged that
Turkey has allowed foreign fighters to enter Syria.
The Turkish president strongly denied this, describing relations with Biden that it has become the rule in the "history".
Later, Biden's office reported that he apologized, but US Vice
President said that what happened was not an apology, but just to
clarify.
Since about a week, Biden visited Turkey, where he discussed with
Erdogan ways to combat the "Islamic state" and support the Syrian
opposition.
Home and come to Turkey to participate in the campaign against the
"Islamic state" by allowing some Kurdish fighters from Iraq to cross its
territory in order to assist in the defense of the town of Kobani near
the border.
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