Baghdad. In recent days, the family of the hostage David Haynes had to keep hope. But there was nothing that could be done to save the life of Britain, says the publication Sunday Telegraph.

Baghdad. In recent days, the family of the hostage David Haynes had to keep hope. But there was nothing that could be done to save the life of Britain, says the publication Sunday Telegraph.
The purpose of the threats to his executioner before 11 days was not to negotiate but to deepen melodramatizmat that surrounds terrifying mission jihadists. It was one of the evil tricks of the "Islamic state".
Theater, including rising tensions are most important. But there is no dramatic outcome other than the inevitable unfolding of the next act.
"Dzhihadistat John" or any such person who has mastered so well the behavior of a street thug tells America's allies at the end of the video with the murder of Stephen Sotlof that invites them to think again before joining the American bombing campaign against "Islamic state."
Britain has not done this, nor has said it intends to do so. So preposition murder that sent weapons to Kurdish forces fighting the jihadist group in northern Iraq.

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