I believe that in the absence of an imminent threat, it is in our interest to have a U.N. resolution authorizing member states to take military action before initiating a preemptive attack against Iraq.
Carl Levin: “I believe that in the absence of an imminent threat, it is in our interest to have a U.N. resolution authorizing member…”
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Senator Levin advocates for U.N. approval before military action in Iraq.
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