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我国与国际社会合作打击“东突 厥 斯坦伊斯兰运动”,是因为()。①“东突”是一支旨在

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我国与国际社会合作打击“东突 厥 斯坦伊斯兰运动”,是因为()。①“东突”是一支旨在分裂中国的恐怖主义势力②“东突”与国际恐怖组织密切合作制造恐怖暴力事件③“东突”是反人类、反社会、反科学的邪教④“东突”对地区安全与稳定构成了严重威胁

A.①②③

B.②③④

C.①②④

D.①③④

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