Here's the article in today's Times
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,5944-716484,00.html
However, the most interesting paragraph is this:
In an interview with The Times yesterday, MajorGeneral Freddy Viggers, a British commander newly appointed to serve at the US military headquarters in Baghdad, gave warning that coalition forces in Iraq risked becoming bogged down in a Balkans-style policing mission unless they could capture or kill Saddam Husssein and prove his Baathist regime was finished.
Isn't one of the reasons that we are still involved in a 'Balkans-style policing mission' is the Balkans due to the complete inability of SFOR to apprehend Karadzic and Mladic?
msr
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,5944-716484,00.html
However, the most interesting paragraph is this:
In an interview with The Times yesterday, MajorGeneral Freddy Viggers, a British commander newly appointed to serve at the US military headquarters in Baghdad, gave warning that coalition forces in Iraq risked becoming bogged down in a Balkans-style policing mission unless they could capture or kill Saddam Husssein and prove his Baathist regime was finished.
Isn't one of the reasons that we are still involved in a 'Balkans-style policing mission' is the Balkans due to the complete inability of SFOR to apprehend Karadzic and Mladic?
msr