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"From the start, our goal has been first to contain, and we have contained them.""And in Syria — they’ll come in, they’ll leave. Meanwhile, Iraqi Kurd-ish leader Massud Barzani announced the "liberation" of Sinjar from Hot dip galvanizing threaded rod astm the ISIS group Friday in an assault backed by US-led strikes that cut a key jihadist supply line with Syria. They have not gained ground in Iraq.
Sinjar was liberated by the blood of the peshmerga and became part of Kurd-istan," he said. On Friday morning, hundreds of Kurdish fighters, dressed in camouflage uniforms and armed with assault rifles and machineguns, moved into the town on foot, an AFP journalist reported. They entered carrying the autonomous Kurdish region's flag, firing in the air and shouting "Long live the peshmerga!" and "Long live Kurd-istan!" Inside Sinjar, many houses and shops, a petrol garage and the local government headquarters ha-d been destroyed.The ABC News interview was recorded Thur-sday at the White House, hours after the start of a major operation by Iraqi Kurdish forces, backed by US-led strikes, to drive ISIS out of the northern town of Sinjar. ISIS has seized large chunks of territory in Iraq and Syria. We’ve made some progress in trying to reduce the flow of foreign fighters," Mr Obama said. "What we have not yet been able to do is to completely decapitate their command and control structures. end-of. But you don’t see this systematic march by ISIS across the terrain," he said. Barzani’s remarks also made clear that political conflict over Sinjar wo-uld likely follow military battle for the town." "Until Assad is no longer a lightning rod for Sunnis in Syria and that entire region is no longer a proxy war for Shia-Sunni conflict, we’re going to continue to have problems," he said.Iraq Kurd chief Massud Barzani announces ‘liberation’ of Sinjar from ISIS Kurdish peshmerga fighters celebrate retaking the town of Sinjar, northern Iraq. "I don’t think they’re gaining strength," said Mr Obama. "Part of our goal has to be to recruit more effective Sunni partners in Iraq to really go on offence rather than simply engage in defence. (Photo: AP) Iraq Kurd chief Massud Barzani announces ‘liberation’ of Sinjar from ISISThe United States has halted the course of the ISIS group, President Bar-ack Obama said in rema-rks broadcast Friday, calling for a stepped up drive to "completely decapitate" the militants’ operations." The President warned that regional strife will persist "until we get the Syria political situation resolved. "I am here to announce the liberation of Sinjar," Barzani, the president of Iraqi Kurdistan said
Sinjar was liberated by the blood of the peshmerga and became part of Kurd-istan," he said. On Friday morning, hundreds of Kurdish fighters, dressed in camouflage uniforms and armed with assault rifles and machineguns, moved into the town on foot, an AFP journalist reported. They entered carrying the autonomous Kurdish region's flag, firing in the air and shouting "Long live the peshmerga!" and "Long live Kurd-istan!" Inside Sinjar, many houses and shops, a petrol garage and the local government headquarters ha-d been destroyed.The ABC News interview was recorded Thur-sday at the White House, hours after the start of a major operation by Iraqi Kurdish forces, backed by US-led strikes, to drive ISIS out of the northern town of Sinjar. ISIS has seized large chunks of territory in Iraq and Syria. We’ve made some progress in trying to reduce the flow of foreign fighters," Mr Obama said. "What we have not yet been able to do is to completely decapitate their command and control structures. end-of. But you don’t see this systematic march by ISIS across the terrain," he said. Barzani’s remarks also made clear that political conflict over Sinjar wo-uld likely follow military battle for the town." "Until Assad is no longer a lightning rod for Sunnis in Syria and that entire region is no longer a proxy war for Shia-Sunni conflict, we’re going to continue to have problems," he said.Iraq Kurd chief Massud Barzani announces ‘liberation’ of Sinjar from ISIS Kurdish peshmerga fighters celebrate retaking the town of Sinjar, northern Iraq. "I don’t think they’re gaining strength," said Mr Obama. "Part of our goal has to be to recruit more effective Sunni partners in Iraq to really go on offence rather than simply engage in defence. (Photo: AP) Iraq Kurd chief Massud Barzani announces ‘liberation’ of Sinjar from ISISThe United States has halted the course of the ISIS group, President Bar-ack Obama said in rema-rks broadcast Friday, calling for a stepped up drive to "completely decapitate" the militants’ operations." The President warned that regional strife will persist "until we get the Syria political situation resolved. "I am here to announce the liberation of Sinjar," Barzani, the president of Iraqi Kurdistan said