Washington Supports Baghdad Sharing Information With Several Countries

BAGHDAD / NINA / The spokesman of the US Department of Defense, Colonel Steve Warren confirmed that "his country supports Baghdad sharing information with several countries." Warren said in press statements that "Baghdad has an interest in sharing information about Daash (ISIS) with other governments in the region." He added that "we stand with Iraq's interest in sharing information about (ISIS) with other governments in the region, but we do not support the presence of Syrian officials belonging to the regime intimidates people." The United States is leading an international coalition of more than 62 countries to fight (ISIS) that occupies regions and cities in Iraq and Syria by fighter jets and drones in addition to logistical support and training to Iraqi security forces and the moderate opposition in Syria. A Russian military source said yesterday that "his country, Syria, Iraq and Iran decided to set up information center in Baghdad includes representatives of Staff of the armies of the four countries." For its part, the leadership of the joint operations in Iraq confirmed the agreement with Russia, Iran and Syria to help and participate in collecting information on the terrorist organization, confirming the formation of several intelligence cooperation cells to fight ISIS with a number of countries. / End