[iwar] [fc:"Dead.or.alive".seems.to.me.to.be.a.bit.inflamatory...]

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Date: 2001-09-18 07:39:58
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USA Today
September 18, 2001
Others Offer Help In Many Forms
By The Associated Press
A country-by-country look at international plans to support U.S. action in
response to last week's terrorist attacks.
Armenia: Offered to send salvage experts to help in the rescue effort.
Azerbaijan: Offered help in tracking down the organizers of the attacks.
Austria: Would allow the use of Austrian airspace.
Belgium: Organized an anti-terrorist sweep, holding one person on charges of
possible involvement in planning an attack on U.S. interests in Europe.
Britain: Pledged support for U.S. action against the terrorists.
Bulgaria: Pledged support for an international campaign against terror.
China: Wants to collaborate with the USA to battle terrorism.
Denmark: Supported a joint action against terrorism. Asked intelligence
agencies to track down possible terrorists in Denmark.
Egypt: Pledged Egypt's full cooperation with the USA in the investigation.
Georgia: Offered any help to track down the culprits.
Germany: Pledged to crack down on Islamic militant groups in Germany after
three men who lived quietly in Hamburg were implicated in the terror
attacks.
Greece: Pledged full support to American and European Union actions to
combat terrorism. Greece hosts a large U.S. Navy base on the island of
Crete.
Hungary: Expressed full support for the fight against terrorism.
Iceland: Said the airport at Keflavik was available for any U.S. operations.
India: Offered to allow U.S. military forces to use its facilities.
Intelligence officials said they have given the United States information
about Islamic extremists in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Iran: Closed its 562-mile border to prevent Afghan refugees from crossing
over in case of U.S. attacks.
Israel: Said it had been invited to join the anti-terror coalition. Believed
to be offering intelligence help.
Italy: Vowed an "all-out battle against terrorist organizations."
Japan: While its pacifist constitution prohibits it from engaging in
offensive military action, Tokyo promised help with transport and medical
operations in the event of a military response.
Kenya: Said it would join the international fight against terrorism because
of the U.S. Embassy bombing in 1998.
Kuwait: Pledged to work with Washington to eliminate terrorism.
Lebanon: Vowed to support U.S. action against the perpetrators.
Libya: Called on Muslim aid agencies to offer support for the victims and
said the USA had the right to take revenge.
Liechtenstein: Offered to send one or two psychological counselors to the
USA.
Malaysia: Promised to help investigate reports that one of the hijackers who
crashed a plane into the Pentagon met a suspect in the USS Cole attack in
Yemen.
The Netherlands: Pledged to step up a joint operation against suspected
members of Muslim radical groups.
New Zealand: Offered the use of Special Air Services commandos and New
Zealand intelligence resources.
Oman: Said it would stand with the USA to fight terrorism.
Pakistan: Declared its "full support" for U.S. action against the Taliban
and sent a high-level delegation to Kandahar to demand the Taliban hand over
bin Laden to the United States or risk a massive retaliatory assault.
Portugal: Pledged total cooperation with the USA in all areas, including
military support for retaliation.
Qatar: Said it is willing to cooperate in fighting terrorism.
Russia: Offered help in rescue efforts and called for a global effort to
uproot terrorism. It remains unclear if Russia, where one of every seven
residents is Muslim, will join U.S. retaliation.
Saudi Arabia: Said it will cooperate fully with the USA on its probe.
South Africa: Offered humanitarian support to help the USA cope with the
tragedy.
Spain: Said U.S. forces could use military bases for retaliation.
Taiwan: Offered to "provide any necessary assistance" to the USA against
terrorism.
Tajikistan: Indicated it might consider a U.S. request to provide air
corridors.
Thailand: Agreed to help the USA as it did during the Gulf War in 1990 by
serving as an aircraft refueling stop.
Turkey: Would allow the use of Incirlik air base for a possible military
response. Incirlik hosts U.S. and British warplanes enforcing a no-fly zone
over northern Iraq.
Turkmenistan: Offered support in the fight against terrorism. Noncommittal
about any possible assistance for staging strikes on Afghanistan.
United Arab Emirates: Offered to help fight terrorism and launched an
investigation to determine whether an Emirati national is among the 19
suspects in the attacks.
Uzbekistan: Indicated in a Washington Post interview that it would consider
allowing the USA to launch strikes on Afghanistan from its territory.
Venezuela: Said it could cooperate in U.S.-led military action.
Yemen: Said it would be willing to join an international coalition to fight
terrorism, but only under the umbrella of an international organization.

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