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Putin 'condemns' London attack, sends condolences: Kremlin

Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned the London "terrorist attack" and sent "profound condolences" to the British people, the Kremlin said

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MOSCOW: Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned the London "terrorist attack" and sent "profound condolences" to the British people, the Kremlin said Sunday.

"Putin expresses his profound condolences for the British people and condemns the terrorist attack carried out hours ago in London," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Russian news agencies.

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