
Northern Ireland's Gerry Adams, former Sinn Fein leader, testified in a UK civil trial denying any membership or leadership role in the Provisional IRA. He faces a lawsuit from three bombing victims seeking to hold him personally liable for attacks in London and Manchester during the Troubles. Adams acknowledged supporting some IRA actions on principle but maintained he was never involved in the paramilitary group or its Army Council, emphasizing his role in the peace process.
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