On the recordAugust 21, 2011
I think that the United States and the NATO countries will intensify the military activities to the extent that we can without engaging what they call 'collateral damage.'
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transcripts.cnn.comI think that the United States and the NATO countries will intensify the military activities to the extent that we can without engaging what they call 'collateral damage.'
Cohen talks about the expected increase in military support from the U.S. and NATO.
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