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[Summary] => SYDNEY (AFP) Prime Minister John Howard defended yesterday his threat to launch pre-emptive strikes overseas to prevent a terrorist attack on Australia as he faced a major backlash by outraged Asian neighbors.
His comment in a televised interview Sunday drew condemnation by the governments of the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand, which warned military action in their countries by Australia would breach their national sovereignty.
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December 3, 2002 - 12:00am