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Priti Patel says strikes 'were essential'

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Priti Patel says strikes 'were essential'

Priti Patel says strikes 'were essential'

The shadow foreign secretary has said the US strikes on Iranian nuclear facillities were "absolutely necessary".

Priti Patel said: "I've maintained for a long while now even when I was in government that Iran is a threat to our country." Report by Kennedyl.

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