EUROPE News ‘Rancangan Amerika Syarikat, Turki untuk senario terburuk di Syria' . . .
By Mardiana hamden | earthWatch Saturday, August 11, 2012
By Mardiana hamden | earthWatch Saturday, August 11, 2012
ISTANBUL (AP) - Setiausaha Negara Amerika Syarikat Hillary Rodham Clinton dan Menteri Luar Turki berkata, Sabtu bahawa negara mereka telah mewujudkan satu struktur formal untuk merancang terburuk senario di Syria, termasuk serangan senjata kimia didapati pada lawan rejim.
Clinton dan Menteri Luar Ahmet Davutoglu berkata 2 negara mereka akan menubuhkan satu kumpulan kerja untuk bertindak balas terhadap krisis di Syria kerana keadaan di sana merosot. Mereka berkata kumpulan itu akan menyelaras respons ketenteraan, perisikan dan politik kepada kejatuhan yang berpotensi dalam kes serangan kimia, yang akan mengakibatkan kecemasan perubatan dan kemungkinan peningkatan dalam bilangan pelarian yang melarikan diri diSyria.
Clinton berkata kumpulan itu diperlukan untuk menerokai "maklumat sebenar" krisis baru yang berpotensi. Beliau berkata ia kini masa untuk "perancangan operasi yang sangat intensif." "Kami telah rapat menyelaras sepanjang konflik ini, tetapi sekarang kita perlu untuk mendapatkan maklumat sebenar perancangan operasi itu. Ia perlu di kedua-dua kerajaan kita," kata Clinton.
Beliau berkata Jabatan Negara Amerika Syarikat dan Kementerian Luar Turki telah pun bekerjasama tentang isu tersebut tetapi kumpulan kerja yang baru akan meningkatkan penglibatan perkhidmatan perisikan dan tentera kedua-dua negara.
Antara kemungkinan bahawa Amerika Syarikat dan Turki bersetuju mengenai keperluan untuk merancang untuk "acara bahawa senjata kimia dahsyat (siapa) yang menggunakanyan," kata Clinton. "Apakah ini bermakna dari segi tindak balas, bantuan kemanusiaan dan perubatan kecemasan dan, sudah tentu, apa yang perlu dilakukan untuk mendapatkan bahan simpanan daripada yang pernah digunakan atau jatuh ke tangan yang salah?" Kata Clinton.
EUROPE News 'US, Turkey plan for worst-case scenarios in Syria' . . .
ISTANBUL (AP) - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Turkey's foreign minister said Saturday that their countries are creating a formal structure to plan for worst-case scenarios in Syria, including a possible chemical weapons attack on regime opponents.
Clinton and Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said their two nations would set up a working group to respond to the crisis in Syria as conditions there deteriorate. They said the group will coordinate military, intelligence and political responses to the potential fallout in the case of a chemical attack, which would result in medical emergencies and a likely rise in the number of refugees fleeing Syria.
Clinton said the group was needed in order to explore the "real details" of potential new crises. She said it was now time for "very intensive operational planning." "We have been closely coordinating over the course of this conflict, but now we need to get into the real details of such operational planning. It needs to be across both of our governments," Clinton said.
She said the U.S. State Department and Turkey's Foreign Ministry have already been working together on the issue but that the new working group would increase the involvement of the intelligence services and militaries of both countries.
Among the contingencies that the U.S. and Turkey agree on the need to plan for is "the horrible event that chemical weapons (are) used," Clinton said. "What would that mean in terms of response, humanitarian and medical emergency assistance and, of course, what needs to be done to secure those stocks from ever being used or falling into the wrong hands?" Clinton said.
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