Turkey: No NATO Intervention In Libyan Crisis

Spread the love

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Feb. 28 firmly rejected talk of a NATO intervention in Libya and criticized Europe for its “double-standard” approach to North African developments, Today’s Zaman reported. Erdogan, who was criticized for not issuing a blunt and public condemnation of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, responded by saying he rules a state, not a tribe. Turkey would like to see a reunited Libya, Gadhafi said, referring to the de facto spit that has emerged in the country. He blasted European states for their failure to show a strong stance on Libya.

Stratfor


Spread the love

Comments

One response to “Turkey: No NATO Intervention In Libyan Crisis”

  1. vdemirw Avatar

    DID YOU KNOW ….( educational ) NATO means U,S.A………U.S.A means NATO ……Whicever works ….WHICH ONE YOU LIKE THE MOST…….

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *