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Contradicting earlier reports, NATO chief says alliance has no plans to intervene in Libya
Associated Press
NATO's secretary general said Thursday that the military alliance will not intervene in the Libyan conflict and that any outside intervention should have a United Nations mandate. "We have not received any requests in that respect. And anyway, any action should be based on a clear UN mandate," said Anders Fogh Rasmussen, during a visit in Kiev, Ukraine. Fogh Rasmussen said the events in Libya do not threaten any NATO members or allies, but the conflict could spark a mass refugee crisis. The popular uprising in Libya has been violently suppressed, leading some to believe the country could be moving toward civil war. Read the whole story on: Ynet |
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