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NATO Secretary General's statement on the situation in Libya
24 February 2011
I do not consider the situation in Libya a direct threat to NATO or NATO Allies, but, of course, there may be negative repercussions.
Such upheaval may have a negative impact on migration, refugees, etc., and that also goes for neighbouring countries.
But I would like to stress that NATO as such has no plans to intervene. We have not received any request in that regard and any actions should be based on a UN mandate.
This statement was made in response to a question asked by Reuters at a press conference in Kyiv, during the Secretary General’s visit to Ukraine.