“In our minds and we hope that it will be
possible... we want not only all the regional
countries, including Arab states and Iran, but the
five members of the [UN] Security Council, also to
join this action,” France’s Foreign Minister Laurent
Fabius told French parliamentarians on
Wednesday.
The top French diplomat also warned that the
terrorist group has ambitions to expand its
domination beyond the borders of Iraq and Syria,
saying, "Today, it's Iraq... [and] the whole of the
region. And beyond that region, there's obviously
Europe."
“The president (François Hollande) wants an
international conference. We have to see with
different partners how we can face them in terms
of intelligence and military dispositions,” Fabius
stated.
A diplomatic source has said that the conference may
be held in Paris in September.
The ISIL terrorist group has seized some parts in both
Iraq and Syria. The group, which controls parts of
Syria, sent its fighters into neighboring Iraq in June
and quickly seized large swathes of territory
straddling the border between the two countries.
In their latest horrifying act of violence, the ISIL
terrorist group released a video purportedly showing
the beheading of a US journalist kidnapped in Syria.
Analysts believe the Syria and Iraq crises will backfire
on the West as militants are now returning to the
countries they came from, including those in Europe.
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