Russia U.S U.K anti-terrorism alliance [ Russian Forces Training for go to Iraq ]

   / powerrossiya   Relations between the Russian Federation, United States and United Kingdom are entering a new phase. While cooperating in the war against terrorism. After the terrorist attacks in Moscow Metro stations during the morning rush hour of March 29, 2010 by female suicide bombers, the Russian Federation prepares for a anti-terrorism alliance with the United States and United Kingdom. Russian forces will join American and British forces in Iraq late 2010. The three countries not had a military alliance since the World War II against Nazi Germany. Today the alliance is against global terrorism. Russia plans to cut economic ties between terrorist groups in Iraq, Afghanistan and Chechnya rebuilding Iraq creating an self-sufficient government, Russia also plans to arm Iraq with Russian weapons and weaken the terrorist groups in that country who supporting terrorist groups in Chechnya. Russia will play a substantial role in Iraq's economic recovery, says Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki during his first visit to Moscow. The range of anti-terrorism measures must be expanded; they should be not only more effective, but also more harsh, merciless and preventive. We must punish them [the terrorists]," President Dmitry Medvedev said. Barack Obama and David Cameron are negotiating with Moscow the potential participation of Russian forces in Afghanistan, but Anders Fogh Rasmussen opposes Russia's presence in Afghanistan because it can weaken NATO presence in that country. The Russian military and intelligence mechanism is too powerful to put it in compete with NATO resources in Afghanistan says Anders Fogh Rasmussen Secretary General of NATO. Moreover Washington and London see in Russia a powerful ally, giving free entry to Iraq and seeking the participation of Russia in Afghanistan. When the American and British forces leave Iraq the Russian forces stay in the country to create a common economic block between Russia, Iraq and Iran.