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2006-08-26 14:15:49
It is fifteen hours universal time , and here is the news from the Voice of America.
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I am David *.from the VOA News center in Washington .Finland Foreign Minister says he wants to first * sports for the UN peace keeping force in Lebonan in the region within the next week. Finlang currently hold the rotating presidency of the European Union. A. spoke to reporters today in * after talk with german officials today. He says he hopes to help pacific troops commitment from EU. member states by Friday. Meanwhile, India says they may withdraw peace keeping troops from southern Lebonan. A . reports from new Deli.
Defense Minister * says India is considering withdrawing near seven hundred soldiers deployed along the Isreal Lebnonan boarder by the end of the month. One * term expires.He get no reason for the pull out. Official says the troops very * until the positions they occupied are taken over by the United Nation's force. The possible of the withdraw of the Indian as the UN crumbles to push together a force of about fifteen town peace keepers in Lebnonan . There was overseas cease fire between Isreal and Lebnonan troop Hes. That ended monthes of fighting. The UN * have 2000 troops in the area. It has urged the international community to commit more troops.Defense A several countries are worried. That peace keepers maybe allowed to use greater of force .If focus in Lebnon moves from peace keeping to peace enforcement and donot want to suffered any fighting.
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The world top estranomic body has stripped Polato the status as a planet under new guidlines after the day the assembly of the international union .The socialism has been down from nine planet to eight . Since Palato's orbit over * now to be considered a new catagory --draft planet.
Sudan's ruling parties has rejected a UN council resolution calling for the UN peace keeping members in the Darfour Area .The Senior members of Sudan's congress national party called the resolution attemps to in the east African country. It said any nation that supports the plan that UN
would been considered an enemy of Sudan. The United States *the security council last week . The resolution calls for a UN force to take over peace keeping duties in Dafour from overwhelmed union mission. The Sudanese government signed a peace agreement with Dafour's largest rebel group but fighting continues. Officals say a military group in eastern Afganstan killed seven A. . K. signed reports from the VOA south Asian Bureau has released thirty five suspected been killed in two days of fighting in location throughout the country.
US spokesman K. says the latest fighting occured on Thursday during a Prey * killed * in the east provice of K. * drop fire when the proach comes down. He says a number of suspect terrotists were killed in the raid and four others were detained after the fire fight.
A large cash weapon examination * were taken from the compound .US officials say young trials were also killed during the battle. The US forces has launched a series operation in the region presuing A. Taliban militants. Seperately Nato-Afganstan forces in Southern Afganstan killed at least 29 suspected Taliban insurgents on Wednesday. Benjamin . VOA news.
A UN congress reports says there are significant gaps in the American intelligence about Iran's neuclear program and it's ties with the terrorist's group. The report released Wednesday by the US house intelligence committee says US intelligence agency should proivide better information about Iran's Necleur, biological and chemical weapon programs as well as it's polical and economical developments. The reports says the lack of solid intelligence that provide policy makers that creating strategy to deal with Iran in the US negotiations with Iran.
German * says Iran 's reponse to an international proposal regarding Iran's necleur program is not satisfactory. In an interview on German television the * said Iran 's reponse does not say what was hold in the * and activities.
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Meanwhile, India says it may withdraw its peacekeeping troops from southern Lebanon. Anjana Pasricha reports from New Delhi.
Defense Minister Pranab Mukherjee says India is considering withdrawing the nearly 700 soldiers deployed along the Israeli-Lebanon border by the end of the month when their current/ term expires. He gave no reason for the possible pullout. Officials say their troops will remain in place until the positions they occupy are taken over by a new United Nations force. The possible withdrawal of the Indian contingent comes as the UN crumbles to put together a force of about 15,000 peacekeepers in Lebanon. They would oversee the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanese militant group Hezbollah that ended more than a month of fighting. The UN currently has 2,000 troops in the area. It has urged the international community to commit more troops. Defense analysts in India say several countries are worried that the peacekeepers may be allowed greater use of force if the focus in Lebanon moves from / peacekeeping to peace-enforcement and do not want to be sucked into any fighting. Anjana Pasricha for VOA news, New Delhi.
The world's top astronomical body has stripped Pluto of its status as a planet under new guidelines adopted today by the Assembly of the International Astronomical Union. The solar system has been downsized from 9 planets to 8 since Pluto's orbit overlaps Neptune's. It would now be considered part of a new category Dwarf planet.
Sudan's ruling party has rejected a draft UN Security Council resolution calling for / deployment of UN peacekeepers in the Darfur region. A senior member of Sudan's National Congress Party called the resolution an attempt to impose complete guardianship over the east African country. He said any nation that supports deployment of UN peacekeepers in Darfur will be considered an enemy of Sudan. The United States and Britain submitted the draft to the Security Council last week. The resolution called for a UN force to take over peacekeeping duties in Darfur from an overwhelmed African Union mission. The Sudanese government signed a peace agreement with Darfur’s largest rebel group in May but fighting continues.
US officials say a military operation in eastern Afghanistan killed 7 suspected Al-Qaeda operatives. Correspondent Benjamin Sand reports from the VOA South Asia Bureau. At least 35 suspected militants have been killed in 2 days of fighting in various locations throughout the country.
US spokesman Sergeant Chris Miller says the latest fighting occurred on Thursday during a predawn raid targeting a suspected Al-Qaeda hideout in the eastern province of Kuna.
"Afghan coalition forces came under direct fire when they approached a compound and defended themselves with return fire."
He says a number of suspected terrorists were killed in the raid and 4 others were detained after the firefight. A large cache of weapons, ammunitions and grenades were taken from the compound. US officials say a young child was also killed during the battle. American forces have launched a series of operations in the region pursuing Al-Qaeda and Taliban militants. Separately, NATO and Afghan forces in southern Afghanistan killed at least 29 suspected Taliban insurgents on Wednesday. Benjamin Sand, VOA news, Islamabad.
A US Congressional report says there are significant gaps in American Intelligence about Iran's nuclear program and its ties with terrorist groups. The report released Wednesday by the US House Intelligence Committee says Intelligence Agencies need to provide better information about Iran's nuclear, biological and chemical weapons programs as well as its political and economic developments. The report says the lack of solid intelligence is preventing policymakers from crafting a strategy to deal with Iran in the event the US enters into negotiations with Iran.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says Iran's response to an international proposal regarding Iran's nuclear program is not satisfactory. In an interview on German television, the Chancellor said Iran's response does not say whether it will halt its uranium enrichment activities.
