NOVANEWS
Russia, Iran, Syria Cooperating on Security Issues in Iraq
Iraq said on Saturday that its military officials were engaged in intelligence and security cooperation in Baghdad with Russia, Iran and Syria to counter the threat from the Saudi Zio-Wahhabi ‘ISIS’ terrorists.
A statement from the Iraqi military’s joint operations command said the cooperation had come “with increased Russian concern about the presence of thousands of terrorists from Russia undertaking criminal acts with ISIS,” Reuters reported.
Russian news agency Interfax quoted a military diplomatic source in Moscow as saying the Baghdad coordination center would be led on a rotating basis by officers of the four countries, starting with Iraq.
The source added a committee might be created in Baghdad to plan military operations and control armed forces units in the fight against Saudi Zio-Wahhabi ‘ISIS’.
