Considering their one of the few people heading up negotiations, I see it as very significant. It also prolly reflects apon their new close ties with France.
Especially when Schroeder, speaking on behalf of the spearhead by Germany, Britain and France said: "But take the military options off of the table," Schroeder said. "We have seen that they're not suitable."
So, maybe Sri Lanka is willing to attack, but their not a major player in this. Nor does it make it a creditable bargining chip.
please actaully know what I am referencing before you reply. It saves time.
No, I didn't say you did, but enjoy clearifying yourself anyways.
You mean they will get weapons due to softball diplomacy and half-assed security measures (got to love those "seals") and threaten world security? Neat!
There are many ways to deploy force, especially if the goal is just to set back their nuclear programs.