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UK PM denies Iran missile threat to Britain in latest report
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that there is no evidence suggesting the European part of Great Britain constitutes a target for Iranian missiles. Speaking on March 23, he emphasized that while tensions remain high regarding potential strikes from Tehran's ballistic drones and cruise rockets across Europe or North Africa, London remains safe under current assessments by British intelligence officials who have not identified any specific plans to attack UK territory with such weapons in the near future as of this reporting date.
Key Points
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1Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that the UK is not a target for Iranian missiles.
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2Starrem emphasized there are no indications suggesting Iran plans to attack Britain, including its continental territory.
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3The Prime Minister reiterated his position on March 23 regarding security threats from Tehran.
Developments
[Mar 23]
Starmer stated the UK is not a target for Iranian missiles and there are no indications of an attack plan by Iran, including against its continental territory. (Sources: Feeds.elpais.com, Mediafax.ro, Danas.rs, Dennikn.sk)