Iranian paper: Mosul oil lured 'Neo Ottoman Conqueror' Turkey to Iraq.

Monday, December 7, 2015

Iranian paper: Mosul oil lured 'Neo Ottoman Conqueror' Turkey to Iraq.

Iranian paper: 'Mosul oil lured 'Neo Ottoman Conqueror' Turkey to Iraq. (IH).

Iraqi experts say that Mosul oil is the reason behind Turkey’s troop deployment in Iraq.

Masoud Abdolkhalegh, a political analyst, has said that the Turkish government has set its sights on the oil wells in Mosul, warning that the situation is tense given Russia’s presence in the region.

Political leaders and circles in Iraq have condemned the Turkish troop deployment in northern Mosul, rejecting it as open interference in the internal affairs and gross violation of international rules and regulations. Hmmm....As i said earlier those Turkish troops are bait to escalate the conflict.

FM #Steinmeier has arrived in #Baghdad during the night. In stormy times, #Germany stands at the side of #Iraq. pic.twitter.com/cspQUZb6t5
— GermanForeignOffice (@GermanyDiplo) December 7, 2015

PM @HaiderAlAbadi : We challenge Turkey to present any evidence that shows our knowledge or our consent. pic.twitter.com/jZhtA3rxWx
— PM Media Office (@IraqiPMO) December 7, 2015

PM @HaiderAlAbadi:The entry of Turkish troops into Iraqi territory is unacceptable and occurred without the consent of the Iraqi government
— PM Media Office (@IraqiPMO) December 7, 2015

@SETADC They can protect them by withdrawing from a sovereign nation that did not invite them.
— MFS - The Other News (@MFS001) December 7, 2015

Erdogan Moves To Annexes Mosul, In short: This is an effort to seize Iraq's northern oil fields.: ICH https://t.co/3SHxhaxMIw
— MFS - The Other News (@MFS001) December 7, 2015

6 Tweets by US special envoy for war to #ISIS about #Turkey deployment of troops on #Irak soil: https://t.co/hvxLX2MsJ5
— Piero Castellano (@PieroCastellano) December 6, 2015

This includes deployment of U.S. military personnel, as well as military personnel from any other country. 2/6
— Brett McGurk (@brett_mcgurk) December 6, 2015

EXCLUSIVE Pics taken during construction of secret Turkish airbase in Dahuk Irak #TwitterKurds pic.twitter.com/vEnuMNWYK1
— Fer G (@FGunay1) December 6, 2015

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Monday, December 7, 2015

Iranian paper: Mosul oil lured 'Neo Ottoman Conqueror' Turkey to Iraq.

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