Happening: Iraq to Demand Russian Intervention

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
October 7, 2015

Something's happening here but you don't know what it is, do you, Mr. Netanyahu?
“Something’s happening here but you don’t know what it is, do you, Mr. Netanyahu?”

Well, this didn’t take long.

Reuters:

Iraq may request Russian air strikes against Islamic State on its soil soon and wants Moscow to have a bigger role than the United States in the war against the militant group, the head of parliament’s defense and security committee said on Wednesday.

“In the upcoming few days or weeks, I think Iraq will be forced to ask Russia to launch air strikes, and that depends on their success in Syria,” Hakim al-Zamili, a leading Shi’ite politician, told Reuters in an interview.

The comments were the clearest signal yet that Baghdad intends to lean on Russia in the war on Islamic State after U.S.-led coalition airstrikes produced limited results.

Russian military action in Iraq would deepen U.S. fears that it is losing more strategic ground to rivals in one of the world’s most critical regions.

Understatement of the year: we have a winner.

Russia is weighing in behind President Bashar al-Assad with air strikes in Syria while its ally Iran holds deep sway in Iraq, including military advisors who help direct the battle against Islamic State.

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has said he would welcome Russian air strikes on Islamic State militants in Iraq and powerful Iranian-backed Shi’ite militias hope for a partnership with Russia to counter U.S. influence.

“We are seeking to see Russia have a bigger role in Iraq. … Yes, definitely a bigger role than the Americans,” Zamili said.

Shi’ite militias, long mistrustful of the United States, see Russia’s intervention as an opportunity to turn the tables.

“The Russian intervention came at the right time and right place and we think it will change all rules of the game not only in Syria but in Iraq also,” said Muen al-Kadhimi, an aide to Hadi al-Amiri, the most powerful Shi’ite militia leader.

“The government has been relying heavily on an untrustworthy ally, which is the United States, and this fault should be fixed.”

You know, it’s almost like Putin planned this…

It’s almost like he’s really been doing a lot of planning for a very long time now…

A clear anti-Israeli Shiite belt from Iran to Lebanon fully-backed by the Russian military…

Why, that would mean…

That would mean…

That would mean…

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Yeah.
Payback's a bitch.
Payback’s a bitch.