| Date: | Thursday April 10, @11:38PM |
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| Author: | admin |
| Topic: | Corporate Crime |
| from the news.yahoo.com dept. | |
France should "pay some consequences" for its opposition to the US-led war in Iraq, particularly for its veto of NATO support for Turkey, deputy defense secretary Paul Wolfowitz said.
"The French have behaved in ways ... that have been very damaging to NATO. I think France is going to pay some consequences, not just with us but with our countries who view it that way," he told the Senate Armed Services Committee.
"But I don't think we want to make the Iraqi people the victims of that particular quarrel," he said.
General James Jones, the supreme allied commander in Europe, told the committee that France's military cooperation has continued as usual within the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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