Qabyle: America made terrorism in Iraq's prisons with Iran’s help under Saudi and Kuwaiti supervision

Qabyle: America made terrorism in Iraq's prisons with Iran’s help under Saudi and Kuwaiti supervision
2014-05-17T08:39:21+00:00
in cooperation with Iranian intelligence and presence of the Saudis and Kuwaitis .

He said in an interview with "Al -Jazeera Net ," seen by " Shafaq News ", that " America manufactured terrorism in Iraqi prisons by killing prisoners , torturing and stripping them of their clothes, stoking up hatred and incited the people to fight ."

Qabyle who spent seven years in U.S. custody in Iraq said that " America has worked to make terrorists in prisons with the help of intelligence of some Arab countries."

"The Libyan intelligence knew the intention of jihadists to go to Iraq but ignored them , explaining that" the Syrian security has make it easy for the infiltration of fighters into Iraq in return for payment of one hundred dollars by a high-ranking officers for each person . "

Qabyle spoke about tribal battles fought by the Arabs against U.S. forces in Anbar province and many areas of Iraq .

He also said that "the fighters came from various Arab countries and inflicted America heavy losses in lives," adding that "the Marines used to avoid confronting jihadists on the ground ."

Iraq has became after the fall of the former regime in 2003 by the U.S. military and allied forces a place to attract Islamic militants , especially after the fall of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan .

The declared goal of the organization was fight against foreign troops , which earned them the sympathy and support of some of the " Sunni " areas, but soon they replaced their goals and began waging attacks with car bombs , improvised explosive devices and silencer weapons on the security of the army and police , civilians , foreign contractors , ministries of the state and its institutions , international organizations and Expiation of some categories of the Iraqi people .

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