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Cameron wants UK to join in airstrikes in Iraq
Cameron did not mention the prospect of joining the US-led airstrikes against the ISIS group in Syria.
United Nations — The British prime minister says he will ask Parliament to approve joining international airstrikes against the ISIS group in Iraq.
David Cameron announced the move on Wednesday night in his address to the UN General Assembly.
Cameron did not mention the prospect of also joining the US-led international airstrikes against the ISIS group in Syria that began this week.
The threat of the terror group’s grip on large parts of both Iraq and Syria has dominated this week’s annual gathering of world leaders.
Cameron says, “We have a need to act in our own national interest to protect our people.”
He also says Iran could help in defeating the ISIS threat. Cameron met with Iran’s president on Wednesday, the first such meeting since the Iranian revolution in 1979.
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