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U.K. condemns attack

By Hasan Suroor

LONDON MAY 14. Britain has strongly condemned the terrorist attacks on the Army camp and a bus in Jammu and Kashmir and, without naming Pakistan, urged ``all countries in the region'' to denounce it.

The British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, who sent a message to the External Affairs Minister, Jaswant Singh, this morning, said in a statement: "I wholly condemn these appalling outrages...Terrorism of this kind does nothing to advance the cause in whose name it is conducted. I hope that all countries in the region condemn this act unreservedly.''

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