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U.S. Aims to Establish International Tribunal in Hariri Assassination
From:
The Washington Post
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May 16, 2007| Author:
Colum Lynch - Washington Post Staff Writer
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The United States will introduce a draft Security Council
resolution as early as this week to establish an international
tribunal that would try alleged perpetrators of the 2005 car-bomb
assassination of former Lebanese prime minister Rafiq al-Hariri and
22 others, according to Zalmay Khalilzad, the U.S. ambassador to the
United Nations.
Khalilzad's announcement came one day after Lebanese Prime
Minister Fouad Siniora asked the 15-nation council to help break an
impasse in Lebanon over...
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