EU may oppose action against Iraq

European Commission President Romano Prodi has warned Britain and the United States that the EU might oppose American-led military action against Iraq.

Sat, 16 Mar, 2002 - 11:19

European Commission President Romano Prodi has warned Britain and the United States that the EU might oppose American-led military action against Iraq.

Mr Prodi says US President George Bush still needs to convince the Europeans that fresh action against Saddam Hussein is justified.

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