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NATO Sec.-Gen wants anti-missile system for Europe

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

OCTOBER 14, 2010 19:36

BRUSSELS — NATO allies are moving toward approving an anti-missile system that would protect Europe, the alliance's secretary general said Thursday, adding that he hoped Russia would join in creating such a shield.

Anders Fogh Rasmussen said that, based on Thursday's meeting of the foreign and defense ministers of NATO's 28 members, he was "quite optimistic" the anti-missile shield would be formally adopted at the organization's next summit in Portugal on Nov. 19-20.

Fogh Rasmussen is proposing to expand an existing battlefield missile defense system all alliance members against attack from nations such as Iran and North Korea.

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