Translation of "Striking Force NATO " (English → French) :

Headquarters Striking Force NATO [ HQ STRIKFORNATO | Headquarters, Striking Force NATO ]

strike force | striking force

Agreement between the Parties to the North Atlantic Treaty regarding the Status of their Forces | NATO Status of Forces Agreement | NATO SOFA [Abbr.]

NATO Airborne Early Warning and Control Force [ NAEW&CF | NAEW & Control Force | NATO Airborne Early Warning Force ]

deterrent [ deterrent force | first-strike capacity ]

6. Rejects the use of the concept of ‘responsibility to protect’, as it infringes international law and does not provide an adequate legal basis to justify the unilateral use of force, in many cases with the aim of bringing about regime change; condemns the role of world policeman which powerful countries, such as the United States, or organisations such as NATO, unilaterally like to claim; condemns also the alleged 'targeted air strikes' and the deployment of foreign ground troops; condemns NATO’s attempt to take over the tasks of ...[+++] pacification and stabilisation when they cannot be performed on the basis of a broad consensus at the United Nations General Assembly; expresses its deep concern about the growing number of cases of recruitment of children and young people; recalls the need to protect, in particular, children and women affected by armed conflicts;

L. whereas the possibility has been raised of carrying out air strikes in eastern Syria; whereas at the NATO meeting of 5 September 2014 an anti-IS coalition was formed; whereas the European External Action Service (EEAS) is currently working on a comprehensive regional strategy to address the threat posed by IS; whereas on 10 September 2014 US President Barack Obama unveiled his strategy to combat IS, which includes, among other actions, a systematic campaign of air strikes against IS targets ‘wherever they are’, including in Syria, increased support for allied ground forces ...[+++] fighting IS, and greater counter-terrorism efforts aimed at cutting off the group’s funding; whereas the Arab League has pledged to strengthen cooperation to bring down IS in Syria and Iraq;

L. whereas the possibility has been raised of carrying out air strikes in eastern Syria; whereas at the NATO meeting of 5 September 2014 an anti-IS coalition was formed; whereas the European External Action Service (EEAS) is currently working on a comprehensive regional strategy to address the threat posed by IS; whereas on 10 September 2014 US President Barack Obama unveiled his strategy to combat IS, which includes, among other actions, a systematic campaign of air strikes against IS targets ‘wherever they are’, including in Syria, increased support for allied ground forces ...[+++] fighting IS, and greater counter-terrorism efforts aimed at cutting off the group’s funding; whereas the Arab League has pledged to strengthen cooperation to bring down IS in Syria and Iraq;

It is striking that areas which provide raw materials are defined as areas of interest and, according to the new NATO strategy and the rules of engagement for the future EU strike force, areas of interest can also be secured using military force.