Trump: Putin preferred Clinton in the White House than me

President Trump said on Wednesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin would be pleased with his democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, in the White House.                                  
"If Hillary won, our army would be less expensive, and that's what Putin does not like about me," Trump said in an interview with founder of the Christian Broadcasting Network Pat Robertson."And that's why I say, why does he love me? Because since I started to build a strong army - he does not want to see it," the president added.Trump's opinion came after the e-mail reported by the New York Times showed his first son of Trump, Donald Trump Jr., agreeing with a 2016 conference where he promised bad news about Clinton as "a part of Russia and government support to Mr. Trump. "In a CBN interview, Trump claimed Putin "probably" did not want him to be president because of his pressure to expand the production of U.S. fuel and gas, which said that it could hurt Russian exports.So what I still hear about that he could have Trump, I think 'maybe not,' "she said.Trump seemed to be hiding behind the U.S. intelligence decision. That Russia joined the 2016 election to help and disperse him for robbery against Clinton.The President did not fully accept the conclusion. He said that Russia, but also other countries, could play a role in e-mail from the National Democratic Committee and Clinton's chairman John Podesta's campaign and open it to the public.The comment came after Trump met Putin for the first time as a president last week in a 20th meeting in Germany. The presidential advisers have said he urged Russia's leader on hacking.

Donald Trump Is Dragging Down America Conference of G20

When you think you've seen it all, it comes from another Donald Trump tweet, or tweetstorm, to prove it's right. On Sunday morning, a forty-five US President, after returning to Washington from a G-20 conference in Hamburg, Germany, described his "great success in the US."

 Regarding Trump's courage on the fact that he can reach the conclusion as he said after a meeting where he and the UN members were completely separated from major issues such as climate change and international trade. Indeed, the only diplomatic German diplomatic Angela Kankel of Germany could link to the fact that everyone could enter a section that decided the US decision to withdraw from the Paris Convention,

 But added, "The other G20 leaders say that the Paris Convention can not be changed." The sign here was powerful: at a global forum that the US Government, particularly the Treasury Department, helped to form the nineteenth century, Trump America stood alone .Of course, G-20 can not be perfect: protest

ers have gathered outside the Messehallen Conference Center, most of whom were peaceable, were right about it. Members of the organization are a member of the Italian-Italian trial, not Spain;South Africa is located, Nigeria is out of art and its advertising can show the secret ideas of financial pastors and banks. But G-20 is also one of the few political sessions that solve global economic problems, such as inflation, avoidance, and climate change (which is ultimately the market failure). And, until the election of Trump, U.S. leadership. It was widely known as an important part of the G-20 meeting.Hamburg's message was that Trump's "First American" book and its ability to view international contracts as anything except zero deals-have changed the situation, at least for some time.Other worlds do not return to U.S; The country is still very big and powerful to do. And, in any case, many foreign leaders respect the values ​​the United Nations provides with an international decree that has helped to keep it for decades. At present, they are still looking for ways to work near Washington and its powerful President.Commenting on his Twitter comment on Sunday, Trump is proud to turn the U.S. For G-20 bet. But even more clear, and disturbing, it was a readout presented at his last Friday meeting with Russia Vladimir Putin. This is not absolutely (if, since we have heard Trump reject Barack Obama and "fake" media many times before, I have left these items):
With a generous spirit, it must be noted that the last sentence here was one of those who received it. And many Moscow critics in the Congress will remind Trump so as he decides, in the coming months, to prevent the obstacles that Obama's rule was placed in Russia after the inclusion of the Crimea.But all that President wrote on Sunday was a mess of confusion and controversy. Trump was not clear and confirmed by claims by Sergey Lavrov, a foreign minister of Russia, that he had rejected Putin's refusal for any Russian participation during the election. But Trump clearly explained that he still refuses to view the U.S. community intelligence. That Russia was responsible for preventing and that, for policy purposes, the issue was closed. Any effort to reach the bottom of what has happened - a small push to impose a real penalty on Moscow-will be led by the importance of "working effectively with Russia."That brings us a better place than a tweetstorm, maybe something better than the US President has said for many years: a proposal to build a "Security unit" and Moscow to protect future elections. If Trump himself came with this great suggestion, or as Putin's idea, the author did not say. But it led to a great shock from two sides of the political divide."It's not an idea that I have heard but so close," Republican Senator Lindsey Graham told NBC "Meet the Journalists.

MOSUL: Daesh Confirmed Death of Leader Group al-Baghdadi

Daesh terrorists confirmed the group leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is dead, Al Sumaria TV channel reports citing a source in the Iraqi province of Nineveh.

leader group of daesh  Abu-Bakr Al-Baghdadi

Sources from Internet media. Daesh has confirmed the death of his leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi,

An information from Al Sumaria of Iraq claims that reports confirming the death of a leader in the airstrike in the province of Nineveh, which is located outside the city of Mosul.

Apart from the earlier statement by the Russian Ministry of Defense that Al-Baghdadi was killed in June, the Syrian Observatory of Human Rights has also confirmed the report today.

➽➽➽➽Iraqi PM hails victory over 'brutality and terrorism' in Mosul

Al-Baghdadi was a leader of Daesh which supervises the vast Syrian region and has been fighting for the control of his last remaining groups in northern Iraq. This group reached the commitments of obedience from several armed groups in North Africa, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.

Iraqi PM hails victory over 'brutality and terrorism' in Mosul

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced victory over "violence and terrorism" in Mosul on Monday, announcing his troops ended the rule of the Islamic group in the second capital of the country.
                                        
                      



Standing with members of security forces, Abadi stressed the revenge of Mosul - which dealt with Iraqi troops for failure over the past three years."Our victory today is a victory over terrorists, victory over violence and terrorism, and I declare here ... for the whole world today the defeat and defeat of the Daesh terrorist fortress," Abadi said in a Western television address Mosul, Using Arabic language for IS.These activities were carried out by Iraq's achievements and achievements and implementation, "Abadi said, thanking" all the countries with Iraq in his war against terrorism. "Most of the members of the security forces were happy after talking, playing and pushing the flag with their weapons as they did.An American-based solidarity that supported Mosul shock and supporting another attack on ISR's Syrian forest, Raqa appreciated the victory, but warned that it did not point to the end of the war against jihadists."Victory alone does not eliminate (IS) and there is still a hard fight in front of us, but the loss of two twin cities and jewel of their so-called crime is a serious blow," said Lieutenant-General Stephen Townsend, the international anti-IS commander."Now is the time for all Iraq to join in order to ensure (IS) fail in the whole city of Iraq," Townsend said.US President Donald Trump also thanked the victory, saying it was a sign that "Iraq and Syria are counted".But rebuilding the lost city of Mosul and supporting civilians will be a major task, and aid groups warn that the Iraqi humanitarian crisis is far off.