داعش دشمن شیعه و اهل‌سنت است/ تخریب 90% "الرمادی" توسط جنگنده‌های آمریکایی

HI al-Kaabi in an Interview with Press TV:

Daesh is the enemy of Shi’ah and Sunnis | 90% of Ramadi destroyed by American fighters

In an exclusive interview with Press TV, the secretary-general of the al-Nujaba Islamic Resistance Movement stated, “In the operation to liberate Ramadi, American fighters destroyed ninety percent of the city.”

According to the Communication and Media Affairs Centre of al-‎Nujaba in Iran‎, Hujjat al-Islam Akram al-Kaabi, the secretary-general of the al-Nujaba Islamic Resistance Movement, stated in an exclusive interview with Iran’s English-language Press TV news network in the introduction of this Islamic Resistance group, “The al-Nujaba Islamic Resistance Movement has three military brigades, each with about 3,000 combat troops. The Ammar ibn Yasir Brigade is present in the Syrian governorate of Aleppo and the other two brigades of the Islamic Resistance are fighting in Iraq in the form of the 12th and 30th Brigades. The group has an administrative base of about 10,000 individuals in Iraq and Syria but thousands of volunteers serve as Basij forces in the service of the Islamic Resistance in times of need.”

Hujjat al-Islam al-Kaabi emphasized the presence of Sunnis in the al-Nujaba Islamic Resistance Movement and stated, “Sunni brothers are also present in the 30th Brigade as a cadre force of this group and Sunni brothers fought alongside us in the battles of Fallujah and Samarra against Daesh. There is talk of sectarianism by some politicians, but we in Iraq are defending Sunni, Christian and Yazidi citizens against Daesh.”

He called the attack on the holy places a red line for Muslims and added, “Daesh has not only attacked Shi’ah shrines but also Sunni shrines in various countries. Iran also stated that the attack on the shrines is the red line of this country and in this regard, it has helped us in every way in the fight against Daesh and there is good coordination between us and Iran in the fight against terrorist groups in Iraq and Syria.”

The prominent commander of Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces continued by emphasizing the support of various countries for the terrorist movement and said, “Terrorists from 140 countries, including the United Kingdom and France, are present in Iraq and Syria, and terrorist groups in these two countries are supported by Western and Arab countries and this was confirmed to us by the capture of a number of foreign terrorists from various countries, including Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan.”

Regarding the negative role of Saudi Arabia in the region, Hujjat al-Islam al-Kaabi stated, “One of our problems in the region is the existence of a Wahhabi state in Saudi Arabia, which killed many Sunnis and Shi’ah to establish this state. Some Arab and Western governments support terrorist groups in the region, while many Sunni scholars consider Daesh and Jabhat al-Nusrah to be Kharijites.”

He called the United States attitude towards Daesh “two-faced” and added, “The Americans want internal strife in the region and seek to target Islam from within. The United States has a double standard in the region, supporting terrorist groups on the one hand, and claiming human rights and fighting Daesh on the other.”

Emphasizing the United States’ support for terrorist groups, the secretary-general of the al-Nujaba Islamic Resistance Movement said, “Many terrorist groups in Syria, including the Nour al-Din al-Zenki Movement, are supported by the United States. Elements of the terrorist group Nour al-Din al-Zenki Movement killed a Palestinian teenager in Syria in front of the cameras in recent weeks. The United States not only did not condemn this crime but continued to support this terrorist group.”

Hujjat al-Islam al-Kaabi continued, “From the very beginning of its entry into the region, including Iraq, the United States has not only not done good to the people, but rather has brought war and destruction to the region. The American coalition against Daesh did not achieve anything but rather it was formed so that Daesh would operate in a specific area and a balance of power would be established between the Popular Mobilization Forces and Daesh in Iraq. The United States has no intention of destroying Daesh, and it is helping the terrorist group Daesh.”

He called Iran a supporter of Iraq and added, “Iran took a historic position during the Daesh invasion of Iraq and helped the insurgents, while the United States only claims to be fighting Daesh. Victory in operations such as the liberation of the city of Ramadi, in which American fighters were present, resulted in the destruction of ninety percent of the city.”

The prominent commander of Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces stressed the need for Iraqi forces to enter Syria and said, “We believe that after the liberation of Mosul, the Popular Mobilization Forces must formally enter Syrian territory and liberate the Syrian cities of Raqqah and Dayr al-Zawr to maintain Iraqi national security. This must be done in coordination with the Iraqi and Syrian governments to liberate the areas occupied by Daesh in Syria, including the city of Raqqah, which is the capital of this terrorist group.”