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UK says new law will crack down on hostile states' proxies from next month
The UK announced a new law to counter hostile states' proxies, effective next month, targeting groups like Iran. Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized consequences for foreign states engaging in threatening activities through proxies.
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