berlin germany foreign minister urge parliament tuesday extend military mission train kurdish peshmerga fighters northern iraq say withdraw german force would raise risk new civil war germany resume military mission last month brief suspension follow referendum independence semi-autonomous kurdistan region northern iraq vote reject baghdad trigger iraqi military offensive recapture dispute areas north peshmerga german foreign minister sigmar gabriel step soon social democratic party return opposition heavy losses sept. 24 election appeal likely participants next government particularly green oppose extension berlin military mission iraq germany 150 soldier train kurdish force fight islamic state militants iraq syria sharp rise tensions kurds iraq central government raise concern germany mission future gabriel say however international group active low chance new escalation withdrawal would wrong signal party conflict resign accept danger new civil war tell reporters say berlin government meet variety party recently urge political solution tensions kurdistan regional government krg baghdad hope fragile ceasefire hold political solution achieve new civil war iraq would bring unbelievable suffer country already suffer much result political conflict recent years iraqi kurds vote overwhelmingly break away iraq sept. 25 referendum defy central government baghdad well neighbor turkey iran kurdish minorities retaliation iraqi government force ally iran-backed popular mobilisation militia recapture oil city kirkuk dispute territories hold peshmerga outside official krg boundaries oct. 27 iraqi prime minister haider al-abadi declare pause offensive though unclear whether official agreement ceasefire.the german cabinet urge bundestag low house parliament vote extend mission three months give next government time review foreign missions chancellor angela merkel conservatives try form new coalition pro-business free democrats environmentalist green lose considerable support far right sept. 24 election germany say would 'wrong signal withdraw mission iraq