Iraqi forces are waiting for orders to be dispatched to areas in dispute with Kurds

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Iraqi troops are waiting for the order of Supreme Commander Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to be sent to areas in dispute with the Kurds on Friday, said RIA News local source in power structures.

After the independence referendum on autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan on Monday, the Iraqi parliament decided to send troops to disputed areas, in particular the oil province of Kirkuk. The districts do not belong to the Kurdish autonomy under the constitution, but they came under its control as a result of the fight against the Islamic State grouping *.

Iraqi forces are waiting for orders to be dispatched to areas in dispute with Kurds


The Iraqi military has finished preparations and are in places nearby, awaiting orders from the Prime Minister, Supreme Commander Haider al-Abadi tomorrow, to go to protect civilians in disputed areas tomorrow
- the source said.

On Friday, the Iraqi authorities had previously set a deadline for the termination of international flights with the cities of Erbil and Sulaymaniyah in Iraqi Kurdistan.

According to the highest independent commission on elections and the referendum of Kurdistan, 92,7% of voters voted for independence. The Iraqi authorities declared the referendum illegitimate and stressed that they would not negotiate with the regional autonomy government on the results of the vote. Against the voting were the neighbors of Iraqi Kurdistan - Turkey and Iran, as well as the United States and the United Nations.

"Islamic State" * is a terrorist organization banned in Russia.
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  1. +2
    28 September 2017 15: 21
    will there be a new war now ???
    1. +7
      28 September 2017 15: 26
      oh, did she stop? the theater is the same, actors are changing, periodically.
      1. +9
        28 September 2017 15: 32
        Exactly. usa realized that the women were exhausted, and made a new deal ...
        1. +7
          28 September 2017 15: 36
          I always used to say, Kurds are the very option b with which they scared us in Syria. I hope our measures have already been taken.
          1. +7
            28 September 2017 15: 48
            In any case, the General Staff is considering many options for the development of events. I am sure it will not be a surprise for them
        2. +4
          28 September 2017 15: 43
          The Iraqi army is too weak, especially since it suffered huge losses near Mosul. So in Kurdish areas, she has nothing to catch except (censorship)
          1. +2
            28 September 2017 15: 50
            On the contrary, I have gained combat experience and is ready to take control of all of Iraq.
          2. +7
            28 September 2017 15: 51
            that’s the point. and why, why, do you think, is all this started? _ to finally make Iraq a void in the name of Kurdistan. if the Iraqis had bits of reason left, they needed allies, albeit temporary, but with a good army. and Iraq is so weak that the allies can finally resolve the Iraqi issue together with the Kurdish. In general, Iraq has neither a choice nor a way out. as in that tale: you’ll go to the left to lose the horse, to the left you will perish.
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          3. +8
            28 September 2017 15: 51
            Turkey has already stated that it will begin a military operation if Official Baghdad calls on it with the corresponding request. In any case, the Janissaries will not stand aside
            1. +5
              28 September 2017 15: 56
              Well, I say, there is no way out. or Kurds land, or Turks oil and a place under the base (which also means land).
    2. +3
      28 September 2017 16: 03
      As long as the Kurds are in control of the oil province of Kirkuk, the United States will be opposed, if the Kurds depart from there, the referendum will automatically be determined as a democratic will.
      Dollar is all sacred for them ..
      1. +4
        28 September 2017 16: 15
        why should they step back and lose such leverage? Well, perhaps, they will be ground.
  2. +8
    28 September 2017 15: 23
    Well, Kurds sailed, tramps ... SchA will show you your place ... What they hoped, naive, when they signed a deal with the Devil (USA) with their blood ... request
    1. +4
      28 September 2017 15: 32
      It is not the Kurds who have sailed; they have nothing to lose. But Iraq and Turkey have that. It is unlikely that they will stand to death. Especially considering how Iraq gave its territory to the IS ... The only Iran, but there is a question.
      1. +2
        28 September 2017 16: 16
        Quote: Topotun
        The only Iran, but there is a question.

        Iran can easily crush Iraq under this guise. Which is naturally completely unacceptable to the states.
  3. +2
    28 September 2017 15: 40
    The districts are not constitutionally included in Kurdish autonomy, but came under its control as a result of the struggle against the Islamic State group *.

    And while the United States type condemn the referendum! Level 80 duplicity! It was p * Russia that armed the Kurds and trained them; it was the states that led the Kurds through the positions of the Islamic State (banned in Russia) to the oil-bearing regions. And here they say, "We condemn ..."
    But in fact, atm now such a batch can begin that the barmalei will not stand nearby .. When countries start to fight, this is no laughing matter. And all this - against the background of the fact that they still have not fully understood the broads!
    1. 0
      28 September 2017 15: 52
      In Iraq, the United States supports the official government, but not in Syria - that’s the whole difference.
  4. 0
    28 September 2017 16: 06
    Probably among the Kurds there are wise people who must do everything to avoid a bloody, brutal war, a war the consequences of which will be terrible for all conflicting parties. And not only among the Kurds.
    1. +2
      28 September 2017 16: 14
      For the Kurds, this is probably the only chance to create their own state and not just autonomy. Another thing, they encroached on a very fat piece of oil cake in Kirkuk. Those. for Iraq - this is completely unacceptable - money is past the checkout. For Turkey - this is even more unacceptable - the Kurds will not abandon their own in Turkey, and now they will also have money.
  5. +1
    28 September 2017 16: 14
    Quote: Nashensky city
    Exactly. usa realized that the women were exhausted, and made a new deal ...

    And here it is not necessary to conclude anything: the Kurds slept and saw sovereignty.
    When Washington invited the Kurds to the Turvalz, they certainly asked about sovereignty, and the Americans answered like: “Come in for a week: we need to discuss it”.
    The Kurds also have a “lip not a fool” Kirkuk decided to “grab”.
    Haydar al-Abadi knows that no one will write for the Kurds now and begins to "protect citizens in disputed areas"
  6. 0
    28 September 2017 19: 40
    Sounds like the main batch is yet to come? Although the main message was made by the Americans towards Syria, too many dissatisfied countries gathered by Kurdish referendum
  7. 0
    28 September 2017 20: 58
    The Americans did not bring Iraqi terrorism to defeat at the time.
  8. +2
    29 September 2017 02: 12
    In general, they had been kicked out of there already. Really want to repeat? I don’t understand Putin’s position - disconnecting Crimea from Ukraine as a result of a referendum is good. Is it bad to disconnect Kurdistan from Iraq during a referendum? No, dear, either a cross on his chest or underpants on his ass.
  9. 0
    29 September 2017 03: 43
    Amid the defeat of the armies of Iraq and Syria from Yigil, Kurdish military units successfully smashed Yigil.
    Therefore, the result of the “meeting” of the Kurds and Iraq is obvious and the Iraqi troops will remain in their places ....
  10. 0
    29 September 2017 04: 01
    Quote: LeonidL
    I don’t understand Putin’s position - disconnecting Crimea from Ukraine as a result of a referendum is good. Is it bad to disconnect Kurdistan from Iraq during a referendum? No, dear, either a cross on his chest or underpants on his ass.

    You can provide a link where Russia opposed the Kurdish referendum.
  11. 0
    29 September 2017 08: 27
    The Kurdish state is almost an accomplished fact. Even if neighbors succeed in asking it at this stage, it will inevitably be reborn. This is a historical trend that neither Turkey nor Iran, nor even Iraq, can overcome. Russia should proceed from this fact, not try to write against the wind and support the Kurds. Then it will be a much more reliable ally of the Russian Federation in the region than Assad
  12. 0
    2 October 2017 16: 54
    Quote: Kurare
    Quote: Topotun
    The only Iran, but there is a question.

    Iran can easily crush Iraq under this guise. Which is naturally completely unacceptable to the states.

    Iran doesn’t need this carballet anymore and it will never agree to any “Kurdistan” at its borders. Otherwise, Iranian Kurds, and even worse, Azerbaijanis (30 million in Iran) will declare themselves.
  13. 0
    2 October 2017 17: 13
    Quote: Belyash
    The Americans did not bring Iraqi terrorism to defeat at the time.

    And what is the manifestation of Iraqi terrorism? Do you want to say that the Americans went to Iraq because of terrorism? laughing