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Blair difende la vendita di armi a India e Pakistan

Londra, Gran Bretagna - "Non contribuisce ad aumentare le tensioni tra le 2 potenze nucleari"

Il primo ministro britannico, Tony Blair, ha giustificato la vendita di armi "made in Britain" a India e Pakistan durante l'escalation militare di questi ultimi mesi. Blair ritiene che queste esportazioni non contribuiscano ad aumentare la tensione tra le due potenze nucleari in Kashmir. Londra ha permesso la vendita di armamenti ai due paesi asiatici fino allo scorso 20 maggio. (004)

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Roma, Italia, 06/21/2002 11:48
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