Former US deputy national security advisor: Jihadis have not spent the last 20 years baking cookies

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As the twentieth anniversary of 9/11, former US deputy national security advisor Victoria Coates says she is worried about the potential for another terror attack.

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In This Story: 9/11

9/11 is the abbreviated moniker for the civilian airliner attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City, USA, on 11th September 2001. The Pentagon was also targeted and a fourth airliner crashed when passengers overpowered hijackers. Around 3000 people died as a result of the airliner hijackings which took place on 9/11.

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