IRA Vows to End Arms Stalemate if Blair Moves First

03 Jan 2001

Leaders of the Irish Republican Army have issued a New Year&#039s statement repeating a pledge to resolve the disarmament deadlock that has blocked progress in bringing peace to Northern Ireland, but stressing that the next steps to end the stalemate must come not from them but from Prime Minister Tony Blair. Full Story

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