Iraq insists on the complete withdrawal of Turkish troops from the country

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The government of Iraq issued a statement calling Turkey for the complete withdrawal of troops from the northern part of the country, reports Look with reference to the newspaper "Keyhan".

Iraq insists on the complete withdrawal of Turkish troops from the country


"Iraqi Prime Minister Heydar al-Abadi called for the immediate and complete withdrawal of all Turkish troops from northern Iraq," the statement said.

The document emphasizes that "the government considers the partial withdrawal of Turkish troops and equipment as insufficient."

Earlier, the Turkish channel NTV, citing a military source, said that 10 military vehicles had left the camp in Bashik (Northern Iraq) and "are moving north towards the border with Turkey."
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  1. +12
    16 December 2015 15: 04
    the Turks need a "magic kick" to withdraw their troops ... I cannot imagine that Erdogan would tolerate the presence of at least one Iraqi soldier on his land ...
    1. Tor5
      +4
      16 December 2015 15: 08
      Exactly! And the sooner the better!
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    3. +7
      16 December 2015 15: 08
      There is no one to give it to, but it looks very much like the USA is playing another game.
      1. +4
        16 December 2015 15: 27
        Quote: cniza
        There is no one to give it to, but it looks very much like the USA is playing another game.

        The United States has always played a game with the Kurds in Iraq, promising sovereignty. Right now, the Kurds say that we invited them, and the United States they say to the Iraqis they invite to their AO have the right. Baghdad is sorry for me, well, he can’t say anything about his independence.
        1. 0
          16 December 2015 15: 48
          Quote: keel 31
          he can’t say anything about his independence

          it’s more true that he can even say something, but he can do it ...
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    5. +3
      16 December 2015 15: 11
      Iraq insists on a conclusion, and Turkey insists on staying, who is re-setting anyone?
      1. +1
        16 December 2015 15: 16
        Quote: Sveles
        Turkey insists on staying

        Turkey does not insist, it remains. wink
        1. +1
          16 December 2015 16: 50
          Quote: Vladimirets
          Quote: Sveles
          Turkey insists on staying

          Turkey does not insist, it remains. wink


          the old man Saddam was alive, the Turks would not have pushed their way into Iraq, but this "Iraq" is a fake state.
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    7. +1
      16 December 2015 15: 11
      And who will do it?
    8. +8
      16 December 2015 15: 15
      What a country has come to! Tactical unit, not in si
      lakh to expel from its territory. In truth, remember
      zis: A people depriving their army will contain payback
      army!
    9. +3
      16 December 2015 15: 20
      I’m thinking when will Erdogan get everyone around so much that NATO will not help him?
      1. 0
        16 December 2015 15: 32
        Quote: vodolaz
        I’m thinking when will Erdogan get everyone around so much that NATO will not help him?


        According to media reports, 27 Russian ships were "detained" by the Turks. Now let's see if they got us or not. Or, again, we didn't calculate the Turkish gambit?
        1. 0
          16 December 2015 15: 39
          about Iraq:
          members of the ruling family of Qatar abducted on a hunt in Iraq

          Unknown armed people captured 16 Qatari hunters at night, among whom are members of the ruling family, and took them away in an unknown direction. Security forces launched an investigation.

          RIA Novosti http://ria.ru/world/20151216/1343000603.html#ixzz3uUHGn1CK

          Who could kidnap? request
          1. 0
            17 December 2015 01: 10
            Quote: gray smeet
            Who could kidnap?


            There is such a message, but not the fact that the abduction was carried out with the consent of the rulers of Turkey, there are enough bandits there. Most likely - with the aim of obtaining a ransom.
      2. 0
        16 December 2015 16: 17
        Quote: vodolaz
        I’m thinking when will Erdogan get everyone around so much that NATO will not help him?


        then, when the exit from the Black Sea will belong to us!
  2. +5
    16 December 2015 15: 05
    If you don’t have your own army, bear the stranger.
    1. +3
      16 December 2015 15: 07
      Quote: Denis Obukhov
      If you don’t have your own army, bear the stranger.
      - It is necessary that would appear.
      1. +2
        16 December 2015 15: 20
        Quote: aksakal
        Quote: Denis Obukhov
        If you don’t have your own army, bear the stranger.
        - It is necessary that would appear.

        Who will give them that.

        One puppet (a doll with strings) says another:
        - Something I have recently become nerves to hell.
        - And what happened?
        - Yes, at work they completely pulled.
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  3. +5
    16 December 2015 15: 05
    Iraq will fail. So the creeping occupation by the Turks of the northern regions of Iraq, through which and from which oil is being smuggled to Erdogan's regime, will continue. Moreover, there are certain Kurdish "authorities" who are happy to cooperate with Turkey, making their "gesheft".
    Only one thing can besiege Erdogan, a tough order from Washington, to leave Iraq. But I doubt something that such a shout will be. The more mess in this region, the more profitable the states.
    1. 0
      16 December 2015 16: 59
      Quote: sever.56
      there are some Kurdish "authorities"

      is the ruling dpk - separate authorities? laughing
  4. +4
    16 December 2015 15: 05
    It’s interesting, but Turkey itself would have endured such a thing? So what about the bulldozer with a cudgel of impostors!
  5. +4
    16 December 2015 15: 10
    They will not leave. This is the original land of the Ottoman Empire. laughing What do they want from Sultan Erdogan? am
    1. +1
      16 December 2015 16: 58
      what’s the Ottoman Empire - the Seljuk Sultanate!
  6. +4
    16 December 2015 15: 12
    But an interesting info slipped into independent media.) As one FSB said, in each article there is some truth, the main thing is the question of interest, who wants to say what!

    Unidentified armed men in military clothing stole 16 Qatari hunters with falcons in the Najaf desert in the south-west of the province of the same name on Wednesday night.
    Among the abductees on Wednesday in Iraq there are members of the ruling family of Qatar, a source in the Iraqi police told Sputnik.
    "Among the Qatari hunters who were kidnapped last night by armed militants are members of the ruling family of Qatar," the source said.
    According to him, the prisoners were taken away in an unknown direction. Security forces launched an investigation, searches for the abducted are ongoing.
    The source noted that members of the ruling family entered Iraq two weeks ago through Muthanna province. "They come to Iraq every year in December and stay here for 30 days to hunt," the source said.
    According to media reports, visits to Iraq by falconers from the Gulf countries are not a new phenomenon - during the reign of Saddam Hussein, such trips were arranged with the support of special services. After his overthrow, the number of trips was greatly reduced for security reasons, but some hunters, according to the channel, continue to visit Iraq, including with the aim of buying expensive falcons from Iraqi colleagues.
  7. +2
    16 December 2015 15: 12
    And in the West on this subject - SILENCE!
    1. 0
      16 December 2015 15: 18
      Well, what can impotents do? Another question is who will kick Turkey - Iraq, I doubt they have problems above the roof!
      1. 0
        16 December 2015 15: 28
        As long as there is no call from the "Washington Regional Committee", the Turks will continue to become impudent. They feel "special" in this region. And Vashika is well aware of this and uses it.
    2. +1
      16 December 2015 15: 49
      Quote: askort154
      And in the West on this subject - SILENCE!

      why "silence"? Reuters, BBC, FT and others write on this topic.
  8. bad
    +1
    16 December 2015 15: 23
    now instead of Chinese warnings will be Iraqi? .. laughinghanged Saddam for a bag of bucks-bear it .. you look and get used to it, and even like it later .. laughing
  9. 0
    16 December 2015 15: 24
    Insists ... Have the Iraqis forgotten from which end the machine gun fires? And the Turks do not understand in another way. You see, really - "Turks".
  10. 0
    16 December 2015 15: 25
    The law of pack-rights is the one who is stronger
  11. 0
    16 December 2015 15: 27
    Syllogism: laughing

    1. Wahhabis captured part of the territory of Iraq.
    2. The Turks captured part of the territory of Iraq.

    Conclusion: Turks = Wahhabis.
    1. 0
      16 December 2015 21: 50
      Quote: Gormengast
      1. Wahhabis captured part of the territory of Iraq.
      2. The Turks captured part of the territory of Iraq.


      Then rather:
      "The Wahhabis will come and rob!
      Turks will come - rob!
      Where can the poor Iraqi go ?! "
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  12. +2
    16 December 2015 15: 27
    And you need to follow the example of Syria !!! Let them invite! And then ... under the cover of the Russian Aerospace Forces it will be possible to oust the adversary from their territory by force .... if they don’t understand Turkish. It is necessary to beat the offender with his own weapon. Erdogan is ecstatic when he speaks about violation of the sovereign border! IT IS NECESSARY TO AGREEMENT POLICYLY WITH IT !!! As he climbs on someone else’s, so wet.
  13. 0
    16 December 2015 15: 32
    Abadi’s statements are like throwing peas at a wall. He can do nothing more, even a little sorry for him.
  14. +1
    16 December 2015 15: 35
    27 Russian ships detained in Turkey. On Wednesday, December 16, the newspaper Haberturk reports.
    According to the publication, the detention occurred in response to the actions of Russia, which allegedly detained eight ships under Turkish flags.
    According to unconfirmed statements by the Turkish side, on board one of the detainees of the MAHMUT SAKA cargo ship, port control inspectors deliberately disabled the equipment so that there was an objective reason for the detention.
    According to the publication, representatives of Russia and Turkey have already begun to discuss the solution of the issue by e-mail. It is still unknown where and when negotiations can take place. tvzvezda.ru/news/vstrane_i.../201512161457-jj8r.htm
    1. 0
      16 December 2015 15: 44
      ..... in response to the actions of Russia, which allegedly detained eight ships under Turkish flags .....

      ... As far as I remember, the termination of shipping with Turkey was announced earlier .... It seems that the Turks did not understand .... They were arrested .... It's very simple .... Although I could be wrong ....
  15. 0
    16 December 2015 15: 37
    This is like the 101st Chinese warning. wink
  16. 0
    16 December 2015 16: 09
    Hmmm ...
    Foreign military enter the territory of another state, but it (the state) does not itch ....
    What the fuck is going on ?? !! what
  17. 0
    16 December 2015 16: 39
    I think that the local population in the north of Iraq is very supportive of the presence of Turkey. go to google map and look at pictures of northern cities - dahuk, suleimaniya, erbil, which are under the political control of the dpk and under the economic control of turkey. and for comparison, look at the same pictures of cities under the rule of the Baghdad government. the choice of Iraqi Kurds, Turkmens and many Arabs will be obvious in favor of Turkey. the so-called soft power here will be more substantial than a pair of tanks and hundreds of soldiers.
  18. 0
    16 December 2015 19: 50
    All this garbage, "insists" Who imagines the article from 22.06.1941. under the heading "The leadership of the USSR insists on the withdrawal of troops from Germany"? or something like that .... The darkness really seems to say that the Arabs are worthless soldiers. It is necessary to insist on learning from the history of relations between the USSR and China, yes, yes, again this notorious case with "Damansky", after all, as it was, no loud political statements were first rolled into the teeth of the "brothers" so that sparks fell from their eyes, and then they began to figure out what, where , when well and "insist" it is natural that China would still withdraw its regular units (or the remains of regular units, as you like) from the island. Iraq has the means for a crushing blow, but there is no will, and when there is no will, it turns out to be sheer verbiage.
    1. 0
      16 December 2015 22: 02
      Baghdad does not control half the country. why didn’t they hit the igles crushingly, but fled from everywhere?