What we do now and in the future in the Libyan conflict is going to send a lot of signals to that part of the world.
Johnny Isakson: “What we do now and in the future in the Libyan conflict is going to send a lot of signals to that part of the world.”
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Isakson emphasizes the importance of U.S. actions in Libya for regional stability.
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