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请教各位方家：关于反对美军的战争行动，中国这次是不是又“出头”了？ -- Anonymous - (1488 Byte) 2003-3-20 周四, 下午1:08 (308 reads) |
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作者：Anonymous 在 罕见奇谈 发贴, 来自 http://www.hjclub.org
World reacts to war
Thursday, March 20, 2003 Posted: 4:13 AM EST (0913 GMT)
HONG KONG, China -- The U.S.-led attack on Iraq has drawn a rapid and divided response from around the world.
Permanent members of the U.N. Security Council were quick to condemn the start of the war on Thursday, saying it was a violation of international law.
China, which like France and Russia had pushed for a diplomatic solution through the United Nations, called for an immediate halt to military action and a return to efforts to resolve the crisis peacefully.
At a news conference on Thursday, shortly after U.S. President George W. Bush announced a strike aimed at taking out Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein had taken place, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Kong Quan said the war was a violation of the U.N. charter and international law.
Russia also slammed the attack, saying it was a "tragic mistake" that could damage U.S. relations with other countries, including Russia, a high-ranking official told CNN.
"From the standpoint of the international community, it is illegitimate, unwarranted and a threat to world stability," the official said.
"It is ill-conceived, misplaced and it may harm some of the important American partnerships and relations abroad.
The Russian government has consistently criticized U.S. policy in the buildup to the strike on Iraq.
Meanwhile France, the loudest opponent among the West, who threatened to veto any U.N. resolution authorizing war, called for it to be finished as soon as possible.
"As the first military operation in Iraq starts, the French authorities express their deep concern," the foreign ministry said in a statement on Thursday.
In New York, Iraq Ambassador to the United Nations Mohammed Aldouri joined a swathe of nations who have questioned the legality of the U.S.-led war, calling the military action "a violation of international law."
Aznar: Supporter of war on Iraq
He said he would ask the United Nations and the Security Council Thursday to hold allied forces accountable for the attacks on Iraq.
Germany, also a strong opponent to war, said it was dismayed by the start of the military campaign against Iraq and offered humanitarian help to the Iraqi population.
"Now everything must be done to avert a humanitarian disaster for Iraq's civilian population," a statement from Germany said.
But Berlin said it will continue to allow U.S. forces overflight and transit rights, a stance some legal experts say could contravene the German constitution.
While Britain, a key ally in the U.S.-led coalition, has yet to comment, one of the U.S.'s staunchest allies, Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar called a meeting of key ministers on Thursday.
Aznar, who spoke to Bush and Blair hours before the beginning of Thursday's attack on Iraq, has made two of its airbases available to the United States, but its own troops will not be involved.
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