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Sanctions may go soon
WASHINGTON, SEPT. 20. In the wake of the situation triggered by
terrorist strikes in New York and Washington, the United States
today indicated that a decision on the sanctions imposed on India
and Pakistan have to be taken soon for a ``very real and
immediate'' reason.
Answering a question about sanctions imposed against the two
countries following their nuclear tests in 1998, the U.S. Defence
Secretary, Mr. Donald Rumsfeld told reporters at the Pentagon
that ``clearly, a judgment will have to be made as we go along as
to how long these restrictions seem to be appropriate''.
``As for myself, I am of the opinion that ..... we need to deal
with those two countries for a very real and immediate reason'',
he said.
Exactly what the State Department and the President decide with
respect to other aspects of these relationships would have to be
worked out, but ``I believe it is very appropriate for us to be
talking to these two countries with respect to the current
situation'', he said.
- PTI
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