Proceeding contribution from Lord Lee of Trafford (Liberal Democrat) in the House of Lords on Monday, 22 November 2010. It occurred during Ministerial statement on NATO Summit.
NATO Summit
My Lords, there is clearly much to welcome in this Statement, particularly the greater co-operation with Russia. I have two questions of detail. First, on the drive for greater efficiency within NATO, the cutting of a number of command posts and the reduction of a number of agencies, is there any agreed timescale for those reductions? Secondly, on the question of the additional routes through Russia to support our forces on the ground in Afghanistan, particularly given the attacks on convoys through the Khyber Pass, is the increase in the number of routes significant? Is less fuel and equipment going to come in through Pakistan? Could my noble friend elaborate a little on this whole question?
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- 2010-12
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- Cost effectiveness European Union Peacekeeping operations Military alliances Reform Afghanistan NATO Russia Ballistic missile defence Military aid ISAF NATO-Russia Council
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