Indonesia declares readiness for peacekeeping-m. in Libya

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Indonesia, Turkey support peaceful transition in Libya - People's Daily Online

Indonesian President:

"Indonesia is more than willing to take part in peace keeping mission in Libya if the ceasefire fully imposed," said Yudhoyono.

So, when B1-Bombers will stop dropping bombs in name of protecting Civilians?

 

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In the statement, the two presidents “stressed the importance of the preservation of the sovereignty, national unity and territorial integrity of Libya.”

“In this connection, the two presidents underscored the need for an immediate and effective cease-fire and an end to hostilities to bring about a complete end to the violence against long-suffering innocent civilians,” the statement said.

Yudhoyono added that Indonesia was ready to send peacekeeping forces.

“When the cease-fire is established, certainly there’ll be surveillance and Indonesia is more than willing to take part in some sort of peacekeeping mission,” he told reporters.

No ‘closed regime’ on Med coast, including in Libya


Instead, some Countries increase frictions in Libya by recognizing the Rebels.
The warmongers who drop bombs need to get out, and the peacekeepers need to get in.

 

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On one side we have world's biggest Muslim nation ready to send peace-keepers, on the other side we have world's biggest oil consumer with B1-Bombers in the air.

 

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Frustrations are growing inside the rebellion, however, as the front lines have barely moved in the past week and ambulances continue screaming back with the wounded.
Military leaders of the uprising also felt thwarted by their allies in recent days, as they quietly tried to get NATO clearance for a shipment of weapons into Misrata. They loaded an arsenal onto an old Libyan warship docked at Benghazi, but reporters aboard the ship said a Turkish navy vessel forced it to turn around and return home. Boats carrying humanitarian supplies have been permitted, but Gen. Younis said the weapons are also desperately needed.
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“If NATO wants peace,” he said, “we don’t need them.”

Africa-Mideast - The Globe and Mail

Since when are rebels with missiles 'civilians' ?
And since when do civilians have a rebel General as spokesperson?

 

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And why is it, that those dropping bombs in 'Humanist intervention' to protect civilians don't send ships with Aid to the civilians?

It [Aid ship] entered the port, protected by 10 F-16 fighters and two frigates, and picked up its wounded human cargo. The ship sailed on to Benghazi, where it took on board another hundred or so injured people before heading for Cesme in Turkey.

euronews | Turkey brings aid and influence to Libya

Humanist intervention is dropping bombs, recognizing and arming Rebels to split territorial Libya?