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Bush to push Pakistan on Kashmir camps WASHINGTON, Feb 25 (AFP) US President George W. Bush said Friday he would push Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf during an upcoming visit to Islamabad to close "terrorist training camps". "On my trip to Pakistan, I will, of course, talk about the terrorist activities, the need to dismantle terrorist training camps and to protect innocent life," Bush told Doordarshan state-run television of India. The US president had been asked about "the terrorist training camps and training infrastructure in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir". "One of the real dangers of the terrorist movement is that they'll kill innocent people to achieve an objective. And India and president Musharraf, as well as our country, cares deeply about innocent life," Bush added. The South Asian nuclear rivals both claim the scenic Himalayan region in its entirety but administer it in part. They have fought two of their three wars over the territory. |
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