Iran aims missiles to open areas of Iraq Air Bases. A warning



Iran versus USA: Both stand down

The Republic of Iran has launched its newest short range ballistic missiles into Iraq seemingly with no intentions of harming anyone but as a demonstration of capability.
Sources in Iraq and in Iran suggest this is a warning.


by Melissa Hemingway


 

An F-15E Strike Eagle on the Al Dhafra Air Base, United Arab Emirates flight line in the early morning fog of Dec. 30, 2019. The Strike Eagle is deployed from Royal Air Force Lankenheath, England in support of Operation Inherent Resolve. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Joshua Williams)

Aircraft launched tonight from the UAE as precautionary measure. Photo Credit: US Air Force Tech. Sgt. Joshua Williams Photo Art/Cropping: Rosa Yamamoto / Feminine-Perspective Magazine Photo credit: YouTube

Civil Society Peace Plan Proposed

A global civil society group has proposed to the parties a peace plan that loads up front three hard elements to agree on up front and a process for dealing with minor disagreements over time. In the meanwhile a third party would investigate complaints about extrajudicial killings of the following persons by US President Donald Trump at  33°15’29?N 44°15’22?E (Baghdad, Iraq) on or about 3 January 2020 1 a.m. (local UTC+3).

  1. Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis
  2. Hadi Taremi
  3. Haider Ali
  4. Hassan Abdu al-Hadi
  5. Mag-Gen. Hossein Pourjafari
  6. Mag-Gen. Qassem Suleimani
  7. Muhammad Radha al-Jabri
  8. Muhammad al-Shaybani
  9. Naim Qassem (unconfirmed)
  10. Shahroud Mozaffari Nia
  11. Vahid Zamanian
  12. Two unnamed others

The proposal says, “All sides must agree that allowing an impartial third party take carriage of this file is a suitable way ahead. The parties can file acceptances or grievances with the neutral third party, her excellency Michelle Bachelet Jeria, the United Nations Human Rights High Commissioner, as they arise, but must also agree that between the parties there shall be no further dialogue on the filed matter and no repetition of this style of conduct.”

rinj.org/peace/ Writing in a letter to the United Nations Secretary General, and to the parties of the 3 January EJK matter in the city of Baghdad, the RINJ Foundation says it has offered a humble suggestion for an immediate stand down and Peace Accord in the Middle East.