08 October 2015 (21:41 UTC-07 Tango 01, 07 October 2015)/16 Mehr 1394/24 Dhu l-Hijja 1436/26 Bing-Xu 4713
“We might be forced to ask Russia to launch air strikes in Iraq soon. I think the upcoming few days or weeks Iraq we will be forced to ask Russia to launch air strikes and that depends on their success in Syria….. We are seeking to see Russia have a bigger role in Iraq…definitely a bigger role than the Americans.”-Hakim al-Zamili, Iraq Defense and Security Committee
Russian Sukhoi 25UBK delivered to Iraqi air force in 2014.
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF, aka Doctors Without Borders) has delivered chemical warfare protective gear to Kurdish peshmerga. Unfortunately they could provide only 15 full protective suits and morphine. MSF administrators admitted they had to smuggle in the gear: “I was told there was no chemical weapons protection, and I knew I had to change that. It’s heavy, expensive and the drugs are illegal…..I would need help getting the supplies into the country.”-Jacques Beres
Kurdish peshmerga shows his mustard gas scars he got while fighting the U.S.-EU-Saudi-Israeli backed Islamic State.
Blood samples from the Kurdish peshmerga fighters tested positive for mustard gas after battles with Islamic State, aka DAIISH (DA for al-DAwla, I for al-Islamiya, I for al-Iraq, SH al-SHam [al-Sham = Syria]).
Back in March, Kurdish forces in Iraq said a January DAIISH truck bomb attack revealed that DAIISH was enhancing their vehicle bombs with “low grade” mustard gas. Kurdish fighters said U.S. military advisors on scene took blood samples themselves, but so far no comment from the U.S. Department of Defense. Why isn’t the U.S. supplying the Kurds with chemical protective gear?
This is not the first time peshmerga made a claim of chemical weapons use against DAIISH. In August, last year, at least 37 DAIISH mortar rounds lobed at Kurds were filled with chemical agents.
Retarded Obama regime says unaware that Iraq joined Russia!