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UAE condemns Pakistan blast
The UAE on Saturday strongly condemned the Islamabad blast, calling it a "heinous crime committed by terrorists" that "led to losses in lives and property."
- WAM
- Published: 09:46 September 21, 2008
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Abu Dhabi: The UAE on Saturday strongly condemned the Islamabad blast, calling it a “heinous crime committed by terrorists'' that “led to losses in lives and property.''
The UAE reaffirmed solidarity with the Pakistani government in the face of these terrorist acts and called on the Pakistani people to rally behind their government in fighting terror and ensuring stability in Pakistan.
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