All possible action to Iraq, the Iraqi Islamic Organizations To prevent the ruling said Obama

ISIS said the militant group planning an attack on Baghdad.

All possible action to Iraq, the Iraqi Islamic Organizations To prevent the ruling said Obama

U.S. President Barack Obama said his administration reviewing 'all possibilities' including military action to help Iraq overcome Islamic militants.

He added the United States are concerned to make sure no powerful jihadist groups in Iraq.

Statement delivered after Mosul and Tikrit Click dominated militant Sunni insurgent groups, ISIS.

Parliamentary vote to provide emergency power to Prime Minister Nouri Maliki has previously delayed because most members of Parliament does not arise. Only 128 of the 325 members present.

Rebels ISIS, or Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, plans to keep moving south to the capital, Baghdad, and the area controlled Iraq's majority Shia Islam, which they see as infidels group.

"A number of things need to be done militarily," Obama told reporters at the White House when he met Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott.

"I do not rule out anything because we were concerned to make sure this does not rule forever jihadists in Iraq, or Syria."
Most areas controlled Kirkuk Sunni Islamist group this week.

Government forces slowing the rebel movement Wednesday, June 11 outside Samarra, a town about 110km north of Baghdad.

Reports said the Iraqi government launched air strikes over the position of the militant group that seized ISIS Tikrit and Mosul this week.

The attack, if confirmed, lasting only a few hours after the Iraqi parliament failed to agree to declare a state of emergency, which was asked by Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.

While the ISIS said they planned to attack the capital Baghdad. The group, which has links with al-Qaeda is estimated to have about 3,000 to 5,000 fighters.

They exploit tensions between the government-dominated Iraqi Shiite-and Sunni minorities.

A military official told the AFP news agency that fighters had captured ISIS Dhuluiyah town, about 90km from Baghdad.
In Baghdad alone, registration centers have been opened to the public citizens who want to join to fight militants ISIS.

In another development, the military said the Kurds had control of the oil-rich city of Kirkuk after Iraqi national army left the city.

The United States has said it was ready to provide any assistance to the Iraqi government against the Iranian-ISIS while Shia-who also urged international cooperation in the face of the militants. BBC