Germany refuses to bomb Libya

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Germany refuses to bomb LibyaGermany does not intend to participate in the fighting in Libya. This was stated by German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle, who accompanies German Chancellor Angela Merkel during a visit to the United States that began today. One of the main topics of the talks in Washington will be the Libyan topic.

"This position of the federal government has remained unchanged," ITAR-TASS quoted Westerwelle.

At the same time, the minister declared Germany’s readiness to “render humanitarian aid” to the Libyan population.

Recall Germany from the very beginning refused to participate in an armed operation against the regime of Muammar Gaddafi. The German representatives, along with the Russian Federation, India, China and Brazil, abstained in voting on the UN Security Council resolution 1973, which allowed the air strikes on Gaddafi’s troops.

Germany also refused to participate in the naval blockade of Libya and withdrew NATO naval ships in the Mediterranean Sea.

In addition, Germany refused to discuss the proposal to supply the Libyan rebels weapons to fight with supporters of Gaddafi.

Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said: “We decided that the soldiers of the Bundeswehr would not take part in the military operation in Libya. But this does not mean that we will take a neutral position. We see Libya’s future without dictator Gaddafi. ” The Minister promised that after the fall of the Libyan leader’s regime, Berlin would provide humanitarian and economic assistance to the new democratic government.
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  1. Stavr
    Stavr
    +1
    7 June 2011 13: 11
    The rest of the NATO countries need to take an example from Germany. That's where the really smart politicians are!
  2. Ragnarek
    0
    7 June 2011 13: 59
    Germany fought in Libya up to the neck. and indeed I was at war. now until the pendos as the Germans p ... they won’t let them calm down. and on the ball except us, no one can. while the iPhone in power, foreign policy in Russia will resemble ebn times
  3. +1
    7 June 2011 14: 57
    Germany fought in Libya up to the neck. and indeed I was at war. now until the pendos as the Germans p ... they won’t let them calm down. and on the ball except us, no one can. while the iPhone in power, foreign policy in Russia will resemble ebn times and the Germans have learned to think with their head and not like Sarkozy, and yes, our ....
  4. 0
    7 June 2011 16: 45
    This will mitigate their punishment, but they will answer for the collapse of SERBIA.
  5. cabin boy
    +1
    9 June 2011 03: 50
    The Germans are well aware that all this fuss in North Africa is started by the buxagons against the euro and the yuan, but the strength is not enough to openly send pendos, they have to get off with curtsies: - "... after the fall of the Libyan leader's regime, Berlin will provide the new democratic government with humanitarian and economic help."

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