Fire the General Stanley McChrystal Obama's Afghanistan War Commander Fruit Controversial Interview

It's the interview with Rolling Stone magazine, General Stanley McChrystal military career ended.

Wednesday local time (23 / 6), President of the United States (U.S.), Barack Obama fired at the same time the commander of Afghan warlord International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), NATO is.

McChrystal Instead, Obama was appointed General David Petraeus. Until 16 September 2008, 58 generals were appointed captains of the U.S. war in Iraq. "(Affairs) War far more important than (interest) one man or woman. Whether it's soldiers, generals, or even president," said the leader of 48 years as reported by Agence France-Presse yesterday (24 sixths).

Obama asserted that the decision that forced him to take the weight for integrity of the U.S. military. He also urged all parties to draw lessons from these cases McChrsytal. "The government will not provide any room for any discord or pettiness of this kind (as did McChrystal, Red) in the U.S. national security team," continued the president of the U.S. 44th.

On the occasion, Mr Obama also appreciate the brilliant career and accomplishments in the military McChrystal. However, he also lamented that 55 years of general comments in its exclusive interview with Rolling Stone magazine. "What he said in the article did not show the quality of a captain," regrets that the U.S. military supreme commander, told Associated Press.

Once the controversial article was widespread, the White House instantly called home McChrystal who was on duty in Afghanistan. Wednesday local time, the general graduated from West Point Military Academy, New York, arrived in Washington. He went at once to Obama in the White House. Both were closed in talks for about 30 minutes and resulted in the withdrawal McChrystal.

In an article titled The Runaway General that, McChrystal and his senior aides harassing officials in the administration of Obama. Among other things, Homeland Security Advisor James Jones, U.S. Special Envoy on Afghanistan-Pakistan Richard Holbrooke, as well as U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Karl Eikenberry. In fact, the president and his deputy, Joseph "Joe" Biden, was not immune from criticism.

That said, McChrystal also expressed disappointment at his first meeting with Obama. "President (Obama), it seems, do not really know (about the Afghanistan mission). And, the boss (McChrystal) are very disappointed," McChrystal said one aide in the interview. Furthermore, McChrystal doubting Obama's ability to reign in a complete mission in Afghanistan.

Currently, the appointment of Petraeus is being requested approval of the U.S. Senate. "The hearing to confirm Petraeus as commander of the establishment of a new Afghan war will be done before next Tuesday (29 / 6)," said Carl Levin, Democrat senator who chairs the Senate Committee on the U.S. Army. He is sure, the hearing would be brief and uneventful.

As a former top U.S. commander in Iraq, Petraeus on the battlefield prowess is unquestioned. Under its control, the U.S. successfully won the Iraq War, restoring security responsibility to the local security forces, and re-establish the sovereignty of the government's Home Affairs Thousand and One Nights. Therefore, predicted the U.S. Senate would immediately give his blessing.

Moreover, European leaders-especially NATO members, give full support to Petraeus. Currently, he is still serving the supreme commander of U.S. forces in the Middle East. President Hamid Karzai who had worried about the impact the transition of security leaders in country Afghanistan also supports the decision then Obama.

NATO officials had defended with McChrystal said that U.S. military strategy in Afghanistan is still controversial eventually also support Obama. Therefore, the chosen successor to perform the duties McChrystal Obama is a formidable general. "NATO will continue to support the U.S. mission in Afghanistan," NATO Secretary General kat Anders Fogh Rasmussen as reported by BBC