Afghans tighten security amid election threats
Iraqis Who Fled Mosul Say They Prefer Militants to Government
US transfers 12 detainees including 10 Pakistanis out of Afghan prison -- A French national, a Kuwaiti and 10 Pakistani detainees were sent back to their home countries last month from the Parwan prison, the defence official told AFP on condition of anonymity.
Volunteers flock to defend Baghdad as insurgents seize more Iraqi territory -- as the group seized the towns of Saadiyah and Jalawla north of the capital.
Troops battled ISIS militants Friday in Diyala province
Reported security incidents
#1: A policeman was killed on Friday when unidentified militants attacked a police checkpost near Chakdara area of Lower Dir district.
#2: In a separate incident, at least two FC men were injured when an explosion occurred in Salarzai area of Bajaur tribal region.
#3: Afghan police backed by the army have killed 29 Taliban militants during a series of operations across the country over the past 24 hours, Interior Ministry said in a statement released here on Friday.
3 comments:
Who is financing or is behind this group ISIS?they seemed to just appear
That is a very good question which the answer is somewhat convoluted and perhaps not answerable. We know that the Russians support the Assad government in Syria who are fighting against the insurrection there. We also know that Iran will support the Shiite population in southeaster Iraq so rule them out too. Now the so called ISIS is really many different groups of very loosely allied gorillas which the west likes to lump into pseudo related al quida links which is repugnant to the core because most have nothing to do with such. Who is financing then depends on each and every separate group. The Iraq Sunni, Al-quida in Arabia, Hamas, are just a few of the more well know groups which the money comes from various sources which I’m sure our CIA has their eyes upon. Remember that the US through Turkey has been channeling money and weapons to various groups for about a year now and certainly some of that is finding it’s way into Iraq. So my point is no one person or government is funding this, it’s just escalation of many different influences.
I think it is mainly Saudi Arabia and Qater who is financing them.
Same as in Syria. Same as the original al Qadea terrorists who attacked the US on 9/11.
And the USA lets them.
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