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Arab League says UN resolution sets limits

By JPOST.COM STAFF

MARCH 18, 2011 13:08

CAIRO - The Arab League chief said on Friday a UN Security Council resolution on Libya was aimed at protecting civilians and not did not back any invasion, and said he did not want any side "to go too far".

Amr Moussa said participation of any Arab state in implementing a "no-fly" zone or in other action would be discussed on a bilateral level as the League's own resolution backing a "no-fly" zone had not specified other steps by states.

"The goal is to protect civilians first of all, and not to invade or occupy. The resolution is clear on that point," he told Reuters.

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