19 June 2001 LONDON–The British government will “look favorably” on Macedonian requests for military assistance in training and equipping a new antiterrorist unit, DPA reported quoting unnamed Defense Ministry officials. At the NATO summit earlier this week, Prime Minister Tony Blair argued the alliance should consider sending troops to stabilize the situation in the Balkan republic. He was supported by […]
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