State of Law: The Government is committed to
Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2011 8:50 amState of Law: The Government is committed to the agreement of the leaders of the blocks about the immunity of U.S. trainers
17/10/2011 10:50
Baghdad, October 17 / October (Rn) - The State of Law Coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Monday that the government's negotiations with the U.S. side about the survival of the trainers are still parked on the point of judicial immunity, indicating that the government implement what was agreed upon the leaders of the blocs not to grant any kind of immunity to trained Americans. and demanded Iraqi Vice President Tariq al-Hashimi on 14 this month, Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to provide alternatives in case the country into an impasse with the U.S. administration on immunity coaches the U.S. military. He has won early this month on the support of Iraqi leaders for the survival of a number of U.S. troops to train Iraqi forces, but without legal immunity claimed by Washington as part of a deal to keep the role of the forces Alambrkih in Iraq after more than eight years of the invasion of the military. The leader of the State of Law Khaled Asadi, told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) "So far, not over the negotiations between the Iraqi government and the American side on the trainers", adding also that "the negotiations stalled on a point of judicial immunity." The immunity of the security is a sensitive issue in Iraq, where are still violations committed by U.S. soldiers and contractors are stuck in the mind. He Asadi that "the government Iraq is committed to what was agreed upon leaders of political blocs not to grant any kind of immunity to trained Americans, "noting that" the Iraqi government had an agreement with NATO to train Iraqi forces, but the file NATO in isolation from one trained Americans. " Violence has dropped sharply in Iraq since the height of the fighting sectarian 2006 and 2007 when killed thousands of Iraqis in a Shiite and a Sunni, but the gunmen linked to al Qaeda and militias backed by Iran, is still waging attacks against the institutions of security and public gatherings. The government of Iraq and the United States, negotiations about the presence of U.S. military experts in Iraq after the end of the year and give them immunity. as he emphasized Moqtada al-Sadr has repeatedly rejected the U.S. presence, even what is the experts for the training of Iraqi security forces. waved Sadr on 17 August last war in the event decided to U.S. forces to extend survival beyond the end of this year, refusing to enter into negotiations directly or indirectly on this issue. Sadr, said in an earlier statement that U.S. troops will remain in the country after the withdrawal date scheduled by the end of 2011, even though the training, will be treated as forces "occupied" must be addressed "military resistance." is still the U.S. Army published a 47 thousand of its soldiers in Iraq, knowing that he should withdraw them completely from the country end of this year, according to a security pact signed between Baghdad and Washington. opposed to Moqtada al-Sadr, the anti-American, is involved mainly in Maliki's coalition of any American military presence, and this could complicate any attempt to pass agreement includes immunity for American soldiers. From: Haidar Ibrahim, the Open: Peace Baghdadi
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17/10/2011 10:50
Baghdad, October 17 / October (Rn) - The State of Law Coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Monday that the government's negotiations with the U.S. side about the survival of the trainers are still parked on the point of judicial immunity, indicating that the government implement what was agreed upon the leaders of the blocs not to grant any kind of immunity to trained Americans. and demanded Iraqi Vice President Tariq al-Hashimi on 14 this month, Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to provide alternatives in case the country into an impasse with the U.S. administration on immunity coaches the U.S. military. He has won early this month on the support of Iraqi leaders for the survival of a number of U.S. troops to train Iraqi forces, but without legal immunity claimed by Washington as part of a deal to keep the role of the forces Alambrkih in Iraq after more than eight years of the invasion of the military. The leader of the State of Law Khaled Asadi, told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) "So far, not over the negotiations between the Iraqi government and the American side on the trainers", adding also that "the negotiations stalled on a point of judicial immunity." The immunity of the security is a sensitive issue in Iraq, where are still violations committed by U.S. soldiers and contractors are stuck in the mind. He Asadi that "the government Iraq is committed to what was agreed upon leaders of political blocs not to grant any kind of immunity to trained Americans, "noting that" the Iraqi government had an agreement with NATO to train Iraqi forces, but the file NATO in isolation from one trained Americans. " Violence has dropped sharply in Iraq since the height of the fighting sectarian 2006 and 2007 when killed thousands of Iraqis in a Shiite and a Sunni, but the gunmen linked to al Qaeda and militias backed by Iran, is still waging attacks against the institutions of security and public gatherings. The government of Iraq and the United States, negotiations about the presence of U.S. military experts in Iraq after the end of the year and give them immunity. as he emphasized Moqtada al-Sadr has repeatedly rejected the U.S. presence, even what is the experts for the training of Iraqi security forces. waved Sadr on 17 August last war in the event decided to U.S. forces to extend survival beyond the end of this year, refusing to enter into negotiations directly or indirectly on this issue. Sadr, said in an earlier statement that U.S. troops will remain in the country after the withdrawal date scheduled by the end of 2011, even though the training, will be treated as forces "occupied" must be addressed "military resistance." is still the U.S. Army published a 47 thousand of its soldiers in Iraq, knowing that he should withdraw them completely from the country end of this year, according to a security pact signed between Baghdad and Washington. opposed to Moqtada al-Sadr, the anti-American, is involved mainly in Maliki's coalition of any American military presence, and this could complicate any attempt to pass agreement includes immunity for American soldiers. From: Haidar Ibrahim, the Open: Peace Baghdadi
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