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The ISIS/ Da'esh.
Defeating Da'esh requires a long-term commitment and multi-track approach.
Destruction of cultural sites perpetrated by ISIS/Da'esh(debate).
The ISIL/ Da'esh crisis.
Da'esh continues to recruit and radicalize susceptible populations, especially via social media.
The world is united in its rejection of Da'esh and its debased ideology.
Defeating Da'esh in Iraq and Syria will also help to discourage and disrupt these groups.
As a consequence of its policies and actions,the Assad regime cannot be a partner in the fight against Da'esh.
Whereas one of the roots of the ISIS/Da'esh violence is Salafism, notably the extreme Wahhabi interpretation of Islam;
Our Coalition reaffirms its continuing determination to work together to achieve the lasting defeat of Da'esh.
Condemns furthermore the attempts by ISIS/Da'esh to export their extremist totalitarian ideology and violence to other countries in the region and beyond;
We are determined to increase our efforts to defeat international terrorism in Syria,in particular ISIS/ISIL/Da'esh and al Qaeda.
Whereas the so-called Islamic State(IS)/ Da'esh has established its presence in Yemen and carried out terrorist attacks against Shiite mosques, killing hundreds of people;
MEPs say they are“shocked at the amountof EU-made weapons and ammunition found in the hands of Da'esh, in Syria and Iraq”.
In Iraq, with support from Coalition air forces, Da'esh can no longer operate freely in more than 30% of the populated territory it once held.
The document quoted parliamentarians as saying they were"shocked at the amount of EU-made weapons andammunition found in the hands of Da'esh, in Syria and Iraq.".
But the situation one year ago was dire: ISIL,also known by its Arabic acronym Da'esh, had advanced across Iraq and was threatening Erbil, Kirkuk and Baghdad.
The document quoted parliamentarians as saying they were“shocked at the amountof EU-made weapons and ammunition found in the hands of Da'esh, in Syria and Iraq.”.
Rejects without reservation andconsiders illegitimate the announcement by ISIS/Da'esh leadership that it has established a caliphate in the areas it now controls;
These reforms are an important component in healing ethnic and sectarian divisions, establishing long-term peace, stability and prosperity for Iraq,and defeating Da'esh.
The first target destroyed was used by Da'esh[an alternative name for Islamic State] as a command post, a recruitment centre for jihadists, and a depot for arms and ammunition.
Urges the EU andits Member States to take a proactive and preventive approach towards the threat of ISIS/Da'esh expansion into countries and regions beyond Iraq and Syria;
Denounces the destruction of cultural sites andartefacts by ISIS/Da'esh in Syria and Iraq, which constitutes an attack against the cultural heritage of all inhabitants of these countries and of humanity at large;
Urges all parties to the conflict to demonstrate firm commitment and a determination to fight extremist andterrorist groups such as ISIS/Da'esh and AQAP as a matter of the highest priority;
Is shocked and saddened at the brutal actions by ISIS/Da'esh extremists against the Assyrians in Syria and the Copts in Libya, and condemns them in the strongest terms;
Declaration by the High Representative on behalf of the EU on the alignment of certain third countries concerning restrictive measures against ISIL(Da'esh) and Al-Qaeda and persons, groups, undertakings and entities associated with them.
Whereas it is expected that both AQAP and ISIS/Da'esh will exploit Yemen's security vacuum to increase their capabilities and plot attacks against Yemeni security forces, Houthis and any Western presence;
Whereas the attacks which occurred between 26 June 2015 and 30 June 2015 in Tunisia,Kuwait and Yemen, for which Da'esh/ISIL has claimed responsibility, killed 92 people and wounded several hundred others;
Expresses its solidarity with the families of the victims and with the Assyrian Christian community in Syria and Coptic Christian community in Egypt, as well as all other groups andindividuals affected by ISIS/Da'esh violence;
On 20 September 2016, the Council adopted Council Decision(CFSP)2016/1693 concerning restrictive measures against ISIL(Da'esh) and Al-Qaeda and persons, groups, undertakings and entities associated with them, and repealing Common Position 2002/402/CFSP.