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Britain 'failed to act' on CIA Bali warning Why weren't we warned, ask relatives as it emerges that Britain ignored three US intelligence alerts about terrorist bomb threats in Indonesia before attack which claimed nearly 200 lives
2002
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THE BRITISH Government failed to pass on at least three warnings of impending terrorist attacks in Indonesia to Britons in the country in the month before the Bali bomb attacks. In August, after the CIA told Britain that Bali was a specific terrorist target, the only response was a general alert about Indonesia sent to travel operators and placed on the Foreign Office website on August 27. In Washington yesterday, intelligence officers confirmed that Britain was briefed that Islamic terrorists could be planning to attack nightclubs in Bali two days before the blasts which claimed nearly 200 lives, including those of 30 Britons. The US intelligence passed on warnings that strikes were likely against several Indonesian \"hotspots\", including Bali.
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Daily Telegraph
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