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ISIL’s Al-Adnanai Vows Battle Will “Rage” in Baghdad, Karbala

  • June, 12, 2014 - 15:14
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ISIL’s Al-Adnanai Vows Battle Will “Rage” in Baghdad, Karbala

TEHRAN (Tasnim) - The spokesman for the terrorist group, the so-called Islamic State in Iraq and Levant, Abu Mohammed al-Adnani vowed that the battle in Iraq will “rage” in the capital and the holy city of Karbala, a day after the terrorists seized the northern city of Mosul.

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"Do not relent against your enemy... The battle is not yet raging, but it will rage in Baghdad and Karbala," Adnani said, according to a SITE translation of an audio statement released on the militants' Twitter feed.

"Put on your belts and get ready."

Adnani also dismissed Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki as “woefully incompetent.”

"What do you know about policy, leadership, and military command? You lost a historic opportunity for your people to control Iraq ... indeed, there is between us and you a balance to be made even,” the terrorists spokesman said in the translated statement.

Earlier on Wednesday, Maliki said that the seizure of Mosul was a conspiracy, vowing that the government will hold perpetrators responsible, AFP reported.

In a televised speech, Maliki said he will form an army of volunteers to support the regular armed forces in the face of the terrorist attack.

 

 
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