Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron warned on Monday that ISIS militants based in Syria and Iraq were planning specific attacks against Britain, saying they posed an existential threat to the West.
"There are terrorists in Iraq and Syria who are plotting to carry out terrible acts in Britain and elsewhere and as long as ISIS exists in those two countries we are at threat," Cameron said.
Cameron was speaking after a gunman killed up to 30 British tourists in an attack on Friday that British politicians have described as the single worst assault on their nationals since the bombing of the London underground in 2005.
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