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UK PM's Office Silent on Report of Messages Exchanged with Trump Ally Impersonator

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The British Prime Minister's office has declined to comment on reports that messages were exchanged with a person posing as a Trump ally, citing national security concerns. Downing Street described the incident as a 'national security matter' when approached for a response. Notably, the Prime Minister's office stopped short of denying that the messages were actually exchanged. The individual involved in the reported exchange was identified as Burnham. The breach has raised concerns about the security of communications at the highest levels of the UK government.

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