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The UK is working with partners worldwide to combat terrorism, 25 years after the September 11th attacks. Chris Elmore MP stated the UN Security Council established a robust framework to combat terrorist movement and funding. The UK has trained over 120,000 security personnel in Iraq and provided more than $670 million in aid.
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