Unless the United States remains not only present, but active in Southeast Europe, there will be no European integration.
Dana Rohrabacher: “Unless the United States remains not only present, but active in Southeast Europe, there will be no European…”
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Rohrabacher warns that U.S. involvement is crucial for European integration in Southeast Europe.
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