MI5 Chief Warns Britain Faces Great Security Threat
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“Dragon states” are once again posing a threat to the security of the United Kingdom decades later, and the threat from terrorism has not diminished, said Ken MacCallum, head of the United Kingdom’s counterintelligence servi..
MacCallum recalled the metaphor used by former CIA director Robert Wolf in 1993 during hearings in the US Congress — that the West had managed to defeat the dragon, but now there are many poisonous snakes around. By “dragon,”...
The director of the British security service MI5, Ken McCallum, announced on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the attacks of September 11 that the United Kingdom today faces significantly different security threats than in 2001.
The head of the British counter-intelligence service, Ken McCallum, stated that the "draconian States" were again a threat to the country's security after decades, and that the threat posed by terrorism did not diminish, and he called on the British to act actively.
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