Senior lecturer at the school of Oriental studies, national research UNIVERSITY “Higher school of Economics” Andrey Chuprygin believes that a common statement of the leader of the banned in Russia, the Islamic state that the militants were defeated, the reality is a surge of Iraqi public services. About this orientalist said in the program “Special article” Aleksey Gudoshnikov on the TV channel “Star”.
“In itself, the statement is completely dissonant with the nature of the group, because, among other things, ISIS has a very high degree of ideology. People who in principle do not give up, to not give up and not going. I looked this information on the statement according to many sources, trying to determine actually what it is. I had such a feeling heavy, that is stuffing information, which is not about ISIS.
This is very similar to the stuffing of some government services Iraq on the basis of which you can reported: “We won.” This statement can write a great report on what we have defeated the Islamic state in Iraq and no more of them”, – said the analyst.
He added that this information is convenient for the terrorists who will now be able to better hide, because the Iraqi troops will begin to look for the militants in the mountains.
“Now we can assume that everything will run to the mountains, Iraq (troops – approx. ed.), and start looking for terrorists there,” – said Chuprygin.
In early March, the leader of the banned terrorist movement “Islamic state” Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi made a farewell speech in which he accepted defeat extremists fighting in Iraq and Syria. Al-Baghdadi called on militants to take refuge in remote mountain areas. Before this statement, units of the Iraqi army took control of the last major road on which the militants would withdraw troops and equipment from Mosul is the unofficial capital of the terrorists in Iraq and Syria by Bashar Assad’s troops and the Russian VKS terrorists freed from Palmyra. Later the media reported that al-Baghdadi refused the defense “of the Iraqi capital of terrorists” in Mosul and fled into the wilderness, leaving their commanders.
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