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 Kurdish Military force heads for Samara to prevent infiltrators

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Kurdish Military force heads for Samara to prevent infiltrators  12.2.2008


February 12, 2008

Erbil-Hewler, Kurdistan Region 'Iraq',-- A military force headed for Samarra, Salah el-Din, to prevent armed infiltrators from Mosul, which will witness a wide-scale security operation, the official spokesman for the Peshmerga fighters said.

"Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki ordered to send the first battalion of the 3rd brigade of the 4th division, which is stationed in Touz Khormato, to Samarra," Jabar Yawer said to reporters.

"The army forces will head to the city to prevent armed infiltrators, who may escape to it from Mosul, which will witness a wide-scale security operation against al-Qaeda gunmen," he explained.     

Kurdistan Military force (Peshmerga)

"They will also contribute in protecting the Turkish company working on the reconstruction of the two Askarian shrines," Yawer added.

On Monday, the first battalion of the 3rd brigade of the Iraqi army which was based in Sulaimaniyah arrived in Samara to establish and control security in the city.

"The force which consists of 700 soldiers arrived in southern Samara on late Monday under Nuri al-Maliki’s command." the commander of the battalion,
www.ekurd.net colonel Muhammad Rostam. He said that the mission of the force from Sulaimaniyah to Samara to achieve security and stability in the city as they already shared in establishing security in Duz district, Kirkuk.

The Samarra shrine, which contains tombs of Imams Ali al-Hadi and Hassan al-Aaskari, figures deemed holy by Shiite Muslims, came under a bombing attack that destroyed its two minarets last June.

The city of Mosul witnesses preparations to launch a military operation, described by the government as "crucial" against armed groups. Mosul is outside the autonomous region of Kurdistan, with a minority of Kurds.

Samarra, Salah el-Din province, is 120 km north of Baghdad

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