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22 May 2013 Wednesday
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British FM says not seeking foreign military intervention in Syria
12 June 2012 /REUTERS
British Foreign Secretary William Hague said on Tuesday that international efforts to stabilise Syria were focused on trying to reach a peaceful transition, and that foreign military intervention was not being considered.
"We are not looking for any foreign military intervention. I think we should not think about it in terms of another Libya," he told a news conference in the Pakistani capital Islamabad.
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