NATO could never engage Islamic State directly, allied officials admit / Brooks Tigner

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TIGNER Brooks

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NATO
ISLAMIC STATE

In: Jane's Defence Weekly 01 July 2015 Vol.52 Iss.26, pp.6 (122) Summary: The article focuses on the struggle that prevents NATO to be involved in the IS conflict, seeing religious differences as the main factor.

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The article focuses on the struggle that prevents NATO to be involved in the IS conflict, seeing religious differences as the main factor.

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