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UK Could Face Greater Terrorism Risk Admits Minister After Iran Strikes
- The United States attacked three nuclear sites in Iran early Sunday morning, with President Donald Trump declaring them completely obliterated.
- The strikes followed rising international tensions over Iran's nuclear program, which the UK and its allies view as a grave and escalating threat to global security.
- British Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds warned that Iranian-backed terrorism risk in the UK is already significant and is likely to increase due to these actions, despite the UK having no direct involvement.
- Iran’s foreign ministry vowed to defend its territory by all means and warned silence would plunge the world into unprecedented danger, while some Iranian MPs declared the US has entered a war with Iran and called for retaliatory attacks.
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Irish Foreign Minister Simon Harris emphasized the need for diplomatic efforts to resolve tensions, amid growing concerns that the possibility of conflict involving Iran and Israel has reached an unprecedented high, reflecting increased instability in the region.
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‘We support preventing Iran having nukes’ – trade secretary
The Prime Minister is chairing a meeting of the Government’s emergency Cobra group. We spoke to Cabinet minister Jonathan Reynolds and asked him, was President Trump right to bomb Iran? Jonathan Reynolds: We support the prevention of the Iranian regime having a nuclear weapon. We had obviously proposed, as other European countries had, a peaceful diplomatic means in order to try and get to that objective. That was opposed not least by the Irania…
Minister warns of raised Iranian terror threat in UK after US strikes
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said today it would be “naive” to think the risk of Iranian-backed terrorism in the UK will not increase as a result of the US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites.
British soldiers ‘prepared for all eventualities’ as Iran sends grisly warning after US strikes
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has addressed concerns about Britain's military preparedness following the US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, acknowledging public anxiety about potential escalation
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