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McCully denies ‘diplomatic blunder’ claim

NZ First leader Winston Peters has accused Foreign Minister Murray McCully of making a “diplomatic blunder” by not seeking Cabinet approval before denouncing Israel in a UN Security Council resolution.

Mr Peters says Mr McCully was expressly required to seek approval from Cabinet before supporting the December resolution, but Mr McCully says his actions were “entirely consistent” with policy.Read more: http://www.msn.com/en-nz/news/national/mccully-denies-diplomatic-blunder-claim/ar-BBzK0eh?li=AAaUOAg&ocid=spartanntp

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