Turkish soldiers stand guard as a funeral convoy, carrying coffins of drowned Syrian migrants including the three-year old boy Aylan Kurdi, drives to the Turkish-Syrian border in Suruc, bordering with the northern Syrian town of Kobani, Turkey, September 4, 2015. Two Syrian toddlers who drowned with their mother as they were trying to reach Greece were laid to rest in the Syrian town of Kobani on Friday, a Reuters witness said. A photograph of the body of one of the toddlers, 3-year-old Aylan Kurdi, washed up on the shore, appeared in newspapers around the world this week, prompting sympathy and outrage at the perceived inaction of developed nations in helping refugees. REUTERS/Sertac Kayar – RTX1R28ZLe gouvernement de Baghdad a appelé la Turquie à retirer "immédiatement" ses troupes du territoire irakien après le déploiement de soldats turcs dans les environs de Mossoul, deuxième ville d'Irak, mais aussi fief de l'"Etat islamique" l'organisation terroriste qui veut établir un "califat" .
Les autorités irakiennes demandent aux autorités turques de retirer "immédiatement" ses troupes envoyées pour entraîner des groupes armés irakiens "sans l'aval du gouvernement" de Baghdad .
