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Edouard Balladur a lancé hier [11 juillet] un appel pressant pour que les troupes des Nations unies prennent le relais des soldats français
Card Number 35165
Number
35165
Author
Duprat, Florence
Date
12 juillet 1994
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19940712
Time
07:30:00
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CEST
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Journal de 7 heures 30 [0:37]
Title
Edouard Balladur a lancé hier [11 juillet] un appel pressant pour que les troupes des Nations unies prennent le relais des soldats français
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Journal télévisé
Language
en
Abstract
- Edouard Balladur, far from being satisfied with the moral support given to him by the G7 countries in Naples regarding France's intervention in Rwanda, wants to hold the international community accountable.
- Yesterday [July 11], before the UN Security Council in New York, the French minister made an urgent appeal for UN troops to take over from the French soldiers.
- This morning, the RPF, the Rwandan Patriotic Front, called on France to leave Rwanda by July 31, as it had promised to do.
- And then Alain Juppé, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and his British counterpart, Douglas Hurd, are traveling to the former Yugoslavia today.
- Yesterday [July 11], before the UN Security Council in New York, the French minister made an urgent appeal for UN troops to take over from the French soldiers.
- This morning, the RPF, the Rwandan Patriotic Front, called on France to leave Rwanda by July 31, as it had promised to do.
- And then Alain Juppé, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and his British counterpart, Douglas Hurd, are traveling to the former Yugoslavia today.