U.S. State Department concerned about terrorism in Pakistan, Afghanistan

01 May 2000

The annual U.S. State Department report on terrorism, which will officially be released Monday, puts a new emphasis on terrorism in South and Central Asia, particularly in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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