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Meanwhile Tory MP Tom Tugendhat said there was a "pattern" from the current White House not to share details with its 
allies, which was a "matter of concern".
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The former chairman of the Commons Foreign Affairs Committee added: "I have long believed the purpose of having allies is 
so we can surprise our enemies, not each other."

The death of Gen Soleimani "will certainly be a huge blow to the Iranian regime", but will "doubtless have consequences" 
elsewhere, Mr Tugendhat told BBC News.
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Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab did speak to US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday, although the time of the call is 
not known.
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'Aggressive threat'
Mr Pompeo tweeted that he was "thankful that our allies recognise the continuing aggressive threats posed by the Iranian 
Quds Force".

Mr Raab also issued a statement, urging "all parties to de-escalate" after the killing of Gen Soleimani.

He said the UK "recognised the aggressive threat" Gen Soleimani posed, but "further conflict is in none of our interests".

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office has warned British nationals to avoid any rallies, marches, or processions in Iran over 
the three days of national mourning the country has called for Gen Soleimani.

As well as troops, there are around 400 British personnel based in Iraq - where the strike took place.