Nato chief calls for end of Libya mission

Nato’s top commander says he will recommend the end of the alliance’s Libya mission.

Nato chief calls for end of Libya mission
Fri, 21 Oct, 2011 - 18:07

Nato’s top commander says he will recommend the end of the alliance’s Libya mission.

Admiral Jim Stavridis made the announcement today before a meeting of the alliance’s North Atlantic Council. Adm Stavridis called it “a good day for Nato, a great day for the people of Libya”.

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