Is the US-Israeli assault on Iran a breach of international law? | LBC
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as posted by the channelThe UK has agreed to a US request to use British bases to strike Iranian missile sites, Sir Keir Starmer has said.
Britain has so far not been involved in the US-Israeli strikes on Iran, and is reported to have previously refused American requests to use UK bases for operations against the country.
But in a statement on Sunday night, the Prime Minister said he had granted the request “to prevent Iran firing missiles across the region, killing innocent civilians, putting British lives at risk, and hitting countries that have not been involved”.
Nick Ferrari is joined by:
- Emily Schrader, an American-Israeli Journalist, focusing on Israeli and Iranian relations and based in Tel Aviv
- Sir Richard Dearlove, former Head of the British Secret Intelligence Service MI6
- Lord Peter Ricketts: Former Permanent Secretary to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (2006-2010) and UK National Security Advisor under David Cameron (2010-2013)
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