LONDON, June 9 | Sat Jun 9, 2012 4:26pm EDT
LONDON, June 9 (Reuters) - Britain's faltering economic recovery is being "killed off" by the euro zone debt crisis, British finance minister George Osborne wrote in a newspaper article published on Saturday.
Osborne said the euro zone was "approaching a moment of truth" and that decisions taken in the coming months will determine the bloc's economic future for a decade or more.
"Our recovery - already facing powerful headwinds from high oil prices and the debt burden left behind by the boom years - is being killed off by the crisis on our doorstep," he wrote in an article published on the Sunday Telegraph newspaper's website on Saturday.
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