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Czech foreign minister opposes striking Iraq

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The Czech foreign minister has opposed directing an American military attack against Iraq and called for the return back of UN inspectors to it.

During his meeting with Arab ambassadors and heads of diplomatic missions accredited in Prague the Czech foreign minister said that his country is for the foundation of an independent Palestinian state. He noted that he seeks to have his country to play a balanced role that it used to enjoy in its historical relations with the Arab states.

For their part, the Arab Ambassadors stressed the need for implementing international resolutions, putting an end to the "Zionist terrorism," stressing that "Israel is the only side which does not honor international resolutions."

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