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¿Does Australia need to be prevented after Indonesia’s attacks?

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The self-proclaimed Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attacks, in which seven people were killed.It's been revealed Australian and United States intelligence agencies had warned of the heightened risk of a terror attack.Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has ruled out an increased Australian military presence in the Middle East to fight Islamic State, despite yesterday's deadly terrorist attacks in Jakarta.


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The self-proclaimed Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attacks, in which seven people were killed.It's been revealed Australian and United States intelligence agencies had warned of the heightened risk of a terror attack.Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has ruled out an increased Australian military presence in the Middle East to fight Islamic State, despite yesterday's deadly terrorist attacks in Jakarta.



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