United States Coalition Fight ISIS

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Tuesday, 16 September 2014

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Compact world united against the militant group Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) which is now rampant in the Middle East. At least it is indicated that representatives from 30 countries met at the International Conference on Peace and Security in Iraq.

The event was held on Monday morning, 15 September 2014 at the Quai d'Orsay, Paris, France. Within a few hours alone, 30 countries made ​​a joint statement. Contents, support to combat militant group led by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was.

British daily, The Guardian, reported that the support provided in the form of military assistance and appropriate strategies to fight ISIS. As the host, French and even claimed to have sent a fighter jet to Iraq.

Openly, French President François Hollande called for Western countries and Arab Iraq in support of a legitimate authority is clear, loyal, and strong. "We told the Iraqis that we were there and asked them to give authorization," said Fabius told news station Europe 1.

In the same conference of Iraqi President Fouad Masoum requesting intervention by air to the participating countries. Masoum not hesitate to openly call for joint action to defeat the group he described as terrorists and criminals. ISIS, in the eyes Masoum, a new form of terrorism.

"The leader of ISIS seeks to establish a state and does not deny the existence of terrorist volunteers from European countries who may or may not have dual nationality.'s Beyond anything we've ever experienced when facing a group of Al-Qaeda," said Masoum.

The militant group, said Masoum, also experts in brain washing and minds of young people in the Middle East so that the young men chimed in terrorism. "They use modern technology in order to spread propaganda and terror through the virtual world of social media and networking," said Masoum.

Meeting in France it can be made ​​possible through the hard work of the United States Secretary of State John Kerry is busy doing a safari to the four countries in the Middle East region.

The visit begins with setting foot in Amman, Jordan on September 10, 2014 He then went to Iraq to meet the new Prime Minister of Iraq, Haider al-Abadi on the same day. On Thursday, September 11 he left for Jeddah, Saudi Arabia to ask for support from the regional countries in the Middle East in beating ISIS.

The result, as many as 10 countries in the Arabian Peninsula has agreed to support the United States against ISIS. The 10 countries that consists of Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Barain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. These countries agreed to mutually ISIS-hand combat.

According to a senior official of the western countries, Saudi Arabia has the greatest interest to eradicate ISIS. Therefore, the Saudis felt so threatened by the presence of ISIS. They are even ready to fight on the frontline battlefield.

"There is a possibility that can realized that we could see the Saudi air force bombed targets inside Syria. This is a remarkable development and something that wants to be seen by the United States," officials said earlier.

Kerry continued the trip to Ankara, Turkey on Friday, September 12th 2014, however, Turkey is not so respond to the offer of the United States. Therefore, ISIS 40 Turkish citizens hostage. Among them, there are staff Consulate General of Turkey who was arrested in Mosul.

Safari ends in Cairo, Egypt on Saturday, September 13th 2014 His partner, Foreign Minister of Egypt Sameh Shoukry, promising a public commitment to stand behind the United States in the campaign against ISIS.

"Egyptians believed very important for the world to continue the fight against this extremism," Shoukry said while giving a press conference and told the New York Times.

Egyptian officials refused to describe specifically what is going on
prepared by Egypt in the campaign. However, Shoukry said occurred to him to fight Islamic militants in the country of origin and in Libya.

The third execution

US increasingly smoldering against ISIS, after the militant group released the execution video of David Haines. 44-year-old man was the first Briton to be executed ISIS and became the third hostage brutally murdered.

It does criss tragic execution away from the murder of Americans, Steven Joel Sotloff. Sotloff video released to the public on Tuesday, September 2, 2014.

Whereas the day before Haines executed, the family has requested to communicate with the kidnappers of the ISIS group. However, the request was apparently ignored.

The action is recorded in a video titled "A Message to the Allies of America" and a duration of two minutes and 28 seconds. Video was addressed to British Prime Minister David Cameron as a form of warning for voluntarily choosing instead coalition with its closest ally, the United States.

"Just like your ex predecessor, Tony Blair, you are instead continuing trend among our PM who does not have the courage to say no to the Americans," Haines said when reading the message of his death.

While the alleged executor of the Britons, Haines said death is the price that must be paid Cameron, having supplied weapons to the army Peshmerga, Kurdish against ISIS.

"Playing into obedient dogs to the United States, Cameron instead will drag you and your citizens to the other in a bloody battle that can not be won," said Haines killer who wears black clothes.

At the end of the video the perpetrator threatened to kill another Briton, Alan Henning, a former taxi driver who was kidnapped in the middle in charge of distributing aid for Syrian refugees. Henning kidnapped in Idlib province last year.

West strategy

The threat of terrorism is again stalking the western countries as reminiscent of a similar enemy that occurred in the year 2001. At the time of former President George W. Bush declared war on terrorism after Uncle Sam was hit by a terror attack to three different locations, namely the World Trade Centre, the Pentagon, and Pennsylvania.

Bush infuriated and called Osama bin Laden as the prime suspect terror attacks that destroyed the World Trade Center in downtown New York. BBC launched in 2001 Bush knows Bin Laden is hidden by the Taliban in Afghanistan. Therefore, he immediately demanded that the Taliban hand over bin Laden.

However, the leader of the Taliban in Afghanistan at that time, Mullah Mohammed Omar, refused and argued the United States using only Bin Laden's involvement in the September 11 attacks as a pretext to oust the Taliban. They claimed to be ready to negotiate with the United States.

The offer was rebuffed by Bush through his spokesman, Ari Fleischer. "Message from the very simple to the Taliban.'s Time to act and not negotiate," said Fleischer.

Peak, on 20 September 2001, in front of a joint session of Congress, Bush declared war on terrorism by issuing a five-point ultimatum. One, the Taliban must surrender all of al-Qaeda leader was hiding in Afghanistan. Second, the release of all prisoners of foreign nationals. Third, protect all journalists, diplomats, and aid workers.

Fourth, immediately close all terrorist training camps and submit all terrorism and their supporters. Lastly, give full access to the United States, to terrorist training camps for inspection.

There was no response. United States then launched air strikes on Afghanistan on October 7, 2001 The move was supported by former Prime Minister Tony Blair. He called, either Al-Qaeda or the Taliban, have the same network so no need to negotiate with them.

Now, 13 years later, a similar strategy taken by Obama to destroy a new terrorist, ISIS. The day before the anniversary of the September 11 tragedy of 13 years, he explained ISIS US strategy against the United States in public. This time, Obama is making a difference by not sending ground troops to Iraq and Syria.

But Washington took the same way as 13 years ago, the air strikes. targeted areas not only in Iraq, but also extends to the Syrian territory.

In fact, Obama has the authority to attack the forces ISIS anywhere and not have to depend on the permission of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

"In the war against ISIS, we can not rely on the Assad regime terrorizing its own citizens instead. Assad is a regime that will not be able to regain its legitimacy," said Obama.

The second way, which sent hundreds of military personnel to train Iraqi forces, Kurdish fighters and rebel troops in Syria in order to fight the ISIS. For in the area of Iraq, the United States has sent 1,600 people.

The third way, Obama is now lobbying the Senate to approve the funding request for $ 500 million or Rp5.9 trillion to fund a training mission in Syria.

criticized

The US's decision to bombard Syria without permission criticized Assad, one of the Russian Government. Red Bear country postscript is Assad's ally, the United States policy measures can be termed as an act of aggression and is contrary to international law.

Besides delivered by Russian President Vladimir Putin, also leveled criticism Foreign Ministry spokesman, Alexander Lukashevich.

"This step, without the approval of the UN Security Council, can be considered as an aggression," said Lukashevich.

Syrian National Reconciliation Minister Ali Haidar, also believes similar. "Any action without the approval of the Government of Syria, interpreted to attack Syria," said Haidar.

A law enforcement in Syria, Sharif Shehadeh, it was confused by the decision of the United States who choose not to enter Syria into their coalition to fight ISIS. In the eyes of Shehadeh, a step the United States is tantamount to violation of Syrian sovereignty and would have a negative impact on regional and international security.

Criticism also came from Iran, as a neighboring country of Iraq. Kinship with Syria, Iran is also not involved in the fight against the United States ISIS. The reason Kerry, Iran openly supporting Assad.

However, the Washington Post wrote a real reason for not wanting Kerry Arab countries are behind the United States to get away after being committed to combat ISIS.

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