NATO Working Peaceful Resolution in Georgian Conflict – Calls for Direct Talks
by John Little on 8/08/2008NATO Deputy Spokesperson Carmen Romero comments on the frantic diplomatic efforts that are underway in this interview with CNN. The Secretary General has also issued a statement:
The NATO Secretary General, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, is seriously concerned about the events that are taking place in the Georgian region of South Ossetia and said that the Alliance is closely following the situation.
The Secretary General calls on all sides for an immediate end of the armed clashes and direct talks between the parties
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