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Missing Serviceman

Asked whether the incident would influence the PM’s statement, the PMDS said the Defence Secretary had set out in the House what we knew about the situation and an extensive operation was in place to locate this missing serviceman. She added that the PM was absolutely aware of the incident but she could not comment whether this was impacting on the logistics of his trip. In terms of the bigger question about our strategy in Afghanistan, she did not believe this would change. The PM would look at the progress on the ground and report back to the House on Wednesday.

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