Iraq asked for help from Jordan to fight militants

Iraq asked for help from Jordan to fight militants

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Baghdad wants to free from extremists in the border areas of the province of Anbar

Kuwait City, October 27. Iraqi leaders seek assistance from Jordan to fight the militants in the western province of Anbar. Reported by Pan Arab edition of “Al-Sharq al-Awsat.”

“(Iraqi Prime Minister Heidar) al-Abadi discussed (with the leadership of the kingdom), the fight against terrorism and the possibility of providing assistance to Jordan for Iraqi forces liberated areas of Anbar province,” – said the source of the newspaper.

The situation in the province, which borders not only with Jordan, but also with Syria, is considered the most intense in Iraq. In particular, the UN in preparing monthly reports on the number of victims of the violence in the country has never publishes data on the region. Fights do not stop there since last year. Thousands of people were forced to leave their homes and flee to safer areas in Iraq.

Haydar al-Abadi visited the capital of the kingdom on Sunday. Jordan became the second country where al-Abadi visited as head of government. The sides also held talks on the transportation of hydrocarbons through Jordan, in particular, through the construction of an oil pipeline to the Jordanian port city of Aqaba on the Red Sea.

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