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British Alerts on Greater Threats Post-9/11
After 23 years since the September 11 attacks, Ken McCallum, Director General of the British Security Service, warned that the threats facing the United Kingdom have become more complex and have changed considerably from those before the attacks. He emphasized that the danger of attacks similar to 9/11 remains, and that Al-Qaeda has not significantly lost its capabilities despite its decline since then. He called for continuous adaptation to modern threats, especially those that may be in the planning stages in places that have not yet been considered, with a focus on developing defenses that offer resilience and preparedness to meet future challenges. He stressed that national security responsibility requires a joint effort beyond traditional defenses, and that current threats are a mixture of "dragon-serpent" threats—diverse and serious threats that demand flexible and advanced strategies.
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