Iraqi Premier Haider al-Abadi disclosed that the regional armies cannot defeat Da'ish (ISIS) organization, if the fanatics continued to supply it with foreign indoctrinated fighters.
In an interview with German Der Spiegel added that 57 of Da'ish members are Iraqi national, but "they do not create problems, because they flee when the Iraqi army enters the cities".
He pointed out that the real problem remains in the 43% which is comprised of foreign gunmen, who are "desperate and have no place to escape".
"The governmental security organs should pay greater attention to ideologically protect the youths", he added.
Premier Ibadi expected that Germany will have a greater role in combating Da'ish organization, because it has the arms needed by Iraq, particularly anti-mine devices, "despite the presence of hundreds of Germans fighting with Da'ish".
German security sources reported that about 600 Germans joined the extremist groups in Syria and Iraq.
Premier Ibadi, further, disclosed that Iraq supplied Germany with the numbers of cell phones used by the German gunmen in Iraq.
On the other hand, Premier Ibadi made "harsh criticism" against USA for its role in the recent war against Da'ish organization.
He added that "we were disappointed that USA did not react when Baghdad was besieged by Da'ish gunmen".
This criticism comes before the expected official visit of Premier Ibadi to Washington to have talks with President Barrack Obama.
He hailed the role played by Iran with its support with arms and military advisors.
"Iran was ready due to its national interests in defending its system and the holy shrines", he pointed out.
He denied the news that the Iranian support will control Iraq in future.
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5 April 2015 - 09:56
News ID: 681335
In an interview with German Der Spiegel added that 57 of Da'ish members are Iraqi national, but "they do not create problems, because they flee when the Iraqi army enters the cities".
