NATO split as Iraq war deadlock continues

Nato was still deadlocked today as emergency talks went on to repair the damage of a 16-3 split over Iraq.

NATO split as Iraq war deadlock continues
Tue, 11 Feb, 2003 - 11:13

Nato was still deadlocked today as emergency talks went on to repair the damage of a 16-3 split over Iraq.

France, Germany and Belgium remained defiant on the second day of negotiations at NATO headquarters in Belgium – flatly refusing to agree to bolster Turkey’s defences in case doing so implied acceptance that war was inevitable.

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