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Politics : War

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To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (9279)11/26/2001 1:08:05 PM
From: Tadsamillionaire  Read Replies (1) of 23908
 
Actually they announced that the 3 countries are IRAQ,Samolia,and Syria.
No big surprise to me.
I expect that if Egypt does not shape up they will be on the short list too.

In effect, under a policy known within the administration as "coercive diplomacy", the Iraqi leadership will be told to readmit the expelled United Nations weapons inspectors or face military attack.

The next military assault would be much wider than the occasional air strikes launched by US and British jets enforcing the no-fly zones over northern and southern Iraq.

Mr Bush also cited Syria as a state that needed to "take a hard look at some of the groups in their country".

Other military objectives in the widening of the campaign against terrorism include a suspected al-Qa'eda training camp in Somalia detected by reconnaissance planes.

The CIA continues to believe that there are al-Qa'eda cells in Yemen and Sudan, despite public moves by both governments to satisfy Washington that they were taking action. Strikes against those countries could follow the completion of the Afghanistan mission.

news.telegraph.co.uk
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