Foreign Relations expects a civil war in Syria extends to Baghdad

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Wednesday 12/7/2011 5:27




 Baghdad / term
indicated to the Parliamentary Foreign Relations Committee, on Tuesday, fears of negative repercussions of the Syrian crisis on the domestic situation of Iraq, indicating that the political status of Iraq and the security does not assume any sectarian or ethnic strain.


Baghdad had been reserved to the package of economic sanctions adopted by the Arab foreign ministers, last Saturday at the conclusion of the meetings held in Cairo, with the omission of Lebanon for voting on the resolution.
and said committee member Nada Jubouri told the Kurdish news agency that "Syria continues to shadow the U.S. intervention, Russian and Iranian civil war, Iraq is a neighboring country will be affected by the situation negative, but the political situation and security does not bear more tensile sectarian and ethnic. "
The Jubouri "We are afraid to cross the insurgents from Syria into Iraq if ousted the Syrian regime," indicating that "the Syrian regime to follow Egyptian experiment and not experience the Libyan. "
She said "all components of Iraqi political standing with the unit Syria in the belief that the division and civil war will have consequences dangerous to the region and Iraq alike."
erupted popular protests in Syria since the mid-Amaralamadi inspired by the uprisings of Tunisia and Egypt. The protestors demanded firing at the beginning of public freedoms and make corrections policy, but is now dropping the call system. And Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki in a press statement earlier this week about Iraq's readiness to embrace the Syrian opposition in an effort to stop the cycle of violence continued for months and fell causing thousands of deaths and injuries
is the deputy of the Iraqi List, said that al-Maliki to resolve problems of the country before going to resolve the crisis of Syria, pointing out that the policy-Maliki with foreign countries is clear and unambiguous.
The Hamza Alkrtani, "the positions and statements tense issue in some cases of al-Maliki, to foreign countries and after a short time give up those positions and stand up and support them without explaining why."
He Alkrtani, that "Maliki has had a position of jerky with Syria, and today we see calls to host the Syrian opposition in Iraq to resolve the current crisis in Syria."
and he hoped to replace the Prime Minister the problems of the Iraqi people first and gives the provinces the right before heading to the problems of Syria. "
The high-ranking source in the leadership of border guards in the fourth working at the Iraqi-Syrian border, revealed yesterday, that the infiltration of Syrian territory to Iraq, the motives of "terrorist" is zero, during the past two months, attributing the cause to enhance the capacity of border guards and current events in Syria.
The source said in Agency Sumerian News "," percentage of infiltrators from Syria to the Iraqi territory in Anbar province in order to carry out terrorist acts fell to zero during the months of October and the second two, which is not seen in the border since 2003, "asserting that" the reason is to promote the spread of the force capabilities border guards and the events of the protest movement taking place in Syria. "
The source, who requested anonymity, said, "was recorded the smuggling of cigarettes and sheep only," asserting that "Iraqi forces stepped up their presence along the border between the two countries significantly, while reducing side of the Syrian presence on the border. "
The source said that "Iraqi forces set up more than 700 ambush along the border, and gave the green light for the use of live ammunition at any infiltration of the record, which has led to control the Iraqi side significantly."
The source pointed out that "the events in Syria, in turn, reflected positively on the situation in Iraq, where the infiltration began to decline since the start of the first spark of the protests against the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. "