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its best to stay on fence for some time. lets see how situtation develops further
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i am very surprised by the eagerness in the franch govt over going to war....
learning from US , are they too want a war to advertise/market their weapons...Rafale and Eurofighter..?
As a person who allowed the US to bomb my country for the "greater good", I can safely say US coming to bomb your country is never a good thing. Bass kardoh bass!
Its quite evident that the only way to impose a no-fly zone is to bomb the Libyan air defence systems which might or will also lead to collateral damage.
India did the right thing by abstaining from authorizing the use of force for imposition of no-fly zone.
This is not the right time to show your power.
With Arab league leaving everything to the UNSC, which in turn approved the no-fly zone, there is nothing much for India to say or do.
Best way is to wait and watch.
Note to Indian friends, your country abstained from voting in favour of a resolution that the entire humankind seems to think is right. Don't want to be seen as aggressors as a rising power, eh?
Why dont you ask the same question to China , Russia and Brazil?
The simple fact is US or Nato finds their vested interest in any of such millitary adventure in oil rich countries. The rest of the world simply can't accept it with intentions and adequate reasons not clearly open.
This is such a good way to promote rogue states not to give up their nuclear weapon program or encourage them to go back to the old way.
You forgot Canada.its kinda like a world war 2 alliance lol
between US , france and UK
I guess he thinks USA+Italy+France+UK etc = 600 million is entire humankind whereas China+India+Russia = 2.5 Billion is entire inhumankind lol