AP is reporting that the Russian UN Ambassador has said that “the United Nations Security Council is discussing a draft resolution to address Europe’s migrant crisis, likely by authorizing the inspection of suspected migrant ships [in international waters and not in Libyan territorial waters].” A resolution may be adopted this month.
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