European Leaders Squabble Over Who's In Charge On Libya -- Christian Science Monitor
French President Sarkozy has been at odds with most European leaders on the question of what leadership role NATO should have in Libya.
“Europe is fully on board," said French President Nicolas Sarkozy after today's meeting in Brussels where NATO took command of the Libyan no-fly zone. "There is no problem.”
But the NATO decision disappointed France, which has been at odds with most of NATO over the alliance's role in Libya. Mr. Sarkozy has opposed giving NATO command of even the no-fly zone, while other allies have pushed for NATO to control the entire action.
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