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Richard Holbrooke on Kosovo: send more US troops

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Robin Lustig | 18:11 UK time, Sunday, 25 November 2007

Further to my comments about Kosovo, former US ambassador Richard Holbrooke, the man who negotiated an end to the war in Bosnia, says the US should consider sending more troops to Kosovo. You can read his piece in today's Washington Post .

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