Netherlands redirects frigate to Strait of Hormuz for possible mission
AMSTERDAM, June 19 - The Netherlands said on Friday it had redirected a frigate towards the Strait of Hormuz, in order to be able to join a possible international mission there.
Netherlands redirects frigate to Strait of Hormuz for possible mission
AMSTERDAM, June 19 - The Netherlands said on Friday it had redirected a frigate towards the Strait of Hormuz, in order to be able to join a possible international mission there.
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