Cameron tells the military to stfu
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#146437Thu 23/06/11 11:53 |
Yesterday, on television, the head of the Army, General Sir Peter Wall, cautioned that withdrawal of UK combat troops in Helmand province by 2014 needs to be "conditions-based", a reminder that away from efforts to topple Gaddafi, British forces continue to face a bloody insurgency. Days ago, Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope, the head of the Navy and the RAF's chief of operations, Air Chief Marshal Sir Simon Bryant, highlighted the problem their respective services would face if the Libyan operation went on beyond September. An agitated Mr Cameron told reporters: "There are moments when I wake up in morning and read the newspapers and I think, 'You do the fighting, I'll do the talking'." |
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