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Blair Begins Finalizing Plans for Conflict in Sudan
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The US may find itself involved on a new battlefront in the coming months as Britian's PM, Tony Blair, is drawing up plans on how to act.
www.heraldsun.news.com.au
"The Prime Minister has asked to look at all the options that will save lives and not to rule out the military services," a British government official was quoted as saying in The Guardian newspaper.
According to the report, Mr Blair is considering three options: sending British servicemen only to help with the aid effort; sending logistical support for an African Union force; deploying British troops to protect refugee camps. The final and most risky option would require the agreement of the Khartoum Government, which would be reluctant to give it, the newspaper said.
Mr Blair yesterday promised to keep in close touch with Washington and the United Nations over events in Darfur, where at least 10,000 people are estimated to have died since conflict erupted in February 2003 "
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There is no doubt that if the British invade, the US won't be far behind.
With Iraq becoming less and less, America's problem, and more and more the rest of the world's problem, many troops will soon be free to participate in such a conflict.
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[edit on 22-7-2004 by John bull 1]
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"The Prime Minister has asked to look at all the options that will save lives and not to rule out the military services," a British government official was quoted as saying in The Guardian newspaper.
According to the report, Mr Blair is considering three options: sending British servicemen only to help with the aid effort; sending logistical support for an African Union force; deploying British troops to protect refugee camps. The final and most risky option would require the agreement of the Khartoum Government, which would be reluctant to give it, the newspaper said.
Mr Blair yesterday promised to keep in close touch with Washington and the United Nations over events in Darfur, where at least 10,000 people are estimated to have died since conflict erupted in February 2003 "
Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
There is no doubt that if the British invade, the US won't be far behind.
With Iraq becoming less and less, America's problem, and more and more the rest of the world's problem, many troops will soon be free to participate in such a conflict.
Related News Links:
news.scotsman.com
[edit on 22-7-2004 by John bull 1]
It sounds like the kind of peace keeping operation the British would be well suited to. It would probably be better if we did this alone, possibly
leaving the US to cover Iraq. I think if the US went there it would become another terrorist magnet, though I'm not really up on Sudanese issues.
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