Denmark takes over NATO command from Canada in Iraq

Denmark will send up to 285 military personnel to NATO’s training operation in Iraq, Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofoed said on Thursday. Copenhagen takes over leadership of the NATO mission from Canada by the end of 2020.

By strengthening the Danish contribution to the stabilization of Iraq, the occupation by military forces could reduce the risk of new refugee crises while we at the same time they increase guarding against the threat from so-called liberation groups.

The Danish parliament has also agreed to send a ship and a helicopter including up to 195 staff to a European-led naval mission in the Strait of Hormuz, for a four-month period from August 2020. A fifth of the world’s oil passes through the strait.

However, the government in Baghdad is not so keen about the NATO military developments in the super rich Arab oil state in the Persian Gulf.

Recently Baghdad had asked the US military to leave the country after they assassinated the Iranian mastermind, after luring him into so-called peace talks in Iraq.

The US administration made it clear that they have no reason to leave the Middle East, until Iran has been neutralized by the Western invaders that annexed and occupied many oil fields and refineries in Syria and Iraq.

So, now the deck of cards have been reshuffled in order to start a fresh new propaganda campaign against the Shi’ite Arabs living in the Middle East.

NATO will now represent the West, temporarily relieving the Pentagon from the Zionist mission in the Middle East, while remaining in Iraq and Syria.

RT. com / ABC Flash Point Oil News 2020.