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Nato accusata di vittime civili durante bombardamenti aerei in Libia

Londra, Regno Unito - "E' accaduto e accadrà in futuro senza dubbio alcuno"

Human Rights Watch (Hrw) ha condannato la Nato per la morte di 72 civili che, a detta dell'organizzazione, sono rimasti uccisi durante i bombardamenti aerei in Libia lo scorso anno. "Vogliamo indagini, serie, credibili e approfondite" ha dichiarato Fred Abrahams di Hrw. In risposta la Nato ha invece affermato che all'epoca vennero prese misure di sicurezza senza precedenti per minimizzare le...

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Roma, Italia, 05/14/2012 16:43
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