157 members of the Canadian parliament have voted for joining the counter-terrorism coalition against the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq. 134 members voted against the operation, TASS reports.Canada will sent six F-18 fighters, two Aurora recon jets and one Airbus CC-150 Polaris jet and staff. 69 Canadian specialists will continue work. They have been assisting Iraqi and Kurdish military as advisors since early September.Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper clarified that the country will fight against ISIS for up to six months. It will provide only air support and will not send any troops.
157 members of the Canadian parliament have voted for joining the counter-terrorism coalition against the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq. 134 members voted against the operation, TASS reports.
Canada will sent six F-18 fighters, two Aurora recon jets and one Airbus CC-150 Polaris jet and staff. 69 Canadian specialists will continue work. They have been assisting Iraqi and Kurdish military as advisors since early September.
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper clarified that the country will fight against ISIS for up to six months. It will provide only air support and will not send any troops.
