Monday, September 15, 2014

Who Has Joined The Coalition To Battle The Islamic State?



Who Is Doing What In The Coalition Battle Against ISIS? -- Ashley Fantz, CNN

(CNN) -- In his speech about ISIS last week, President Barack Obama said, "American military power is unmatched, but this can't be America's fight alone."

Allies and partners of the United States, Obama vowed, would provide support to degrade and eventually destroy the militant group that has slaughtered many people in Iraq and Syria and beheaded two American journalists and a British aid worker.

The United States has conducted more than 150 airstrikes in Iraq against ISIS, and Secretary of State John Kerry has said nearly 40 nations have agreed to contribute to the fight against the militants. But it remains unclear which countries are on that list and the precise role they'll play.

Read more ....

More News On Who Is Who In The Coalition To Battle The Islamic State

Who is in the coalition of the willing and what is the coalition of the unwilling -- The Independent
Fight with ISIS spreads across globe: How are roles distributed in that battle? -- RT
US-Led Coalition Against ISIS Still Looking For Ground Forces And A Syria Plan -- Business Insider
Boots on the Ground, But Whose? U.S. Builds ISIS Coalition -- NBC
Broad Coalition Vows to Back Fight Against Islamic State -- Wall Street Journal
World leaders pledge to help Iraq fight ISIL -- Al Jazeera
As summit strategizes on ISIL, French jets fly over Iraq -- USA Today
Australia Deploys Military Against Islamic State -- The Diplomat
Germany Sending 40 Soldiers To Iraqi Kurdistan -- Defense News/AFP
Russia to provide military, other assistance to Iraq, Syria in combating terrorism -- ITAR-TASS
Arab states offer to help attack Isis, diplomats say -- The Guardian
Arab states offer assistance to U.S. in fight against IS -- Al Bawaba
Arab Nations Offer to Fight ISIS From Air -- New York Times
Coalition Refusing Obama's ISIS Fight Far Bigger Than One Helping It -- Abdulrahman al-Rashed, Al Arabiya

No comments: