Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi rejected the offer of Turkish involvement in the battle against the Islamic State in Mosul, a day after Ash Carter said he had reached an “agreement in principle” with Turkish officials.
Abadi said that while it was important to keep good relations with their Turkish neighbors, the “the Mosul battle is an Iraqi battle,” according to the Washington Post.
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