Lammy Sparks Confusion After Saying RAF Jets Could Legally Strike Iranian Missile Sites
Britain s Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy speaks during the UK Ukraine: 100 Year Partnership Forum in Kyiv, Ukraine, Friday, Jan. David Lammy has caused significant confusion after claiming RAF jets could legally strike at Iranian missile sites if they were considering attacking British targets. The deputy prime minister and justice secretary was trying to outline the government s stance over the Iran war on Friday morning. It comes after the US and Israel initiated joint strikes on
Britain s Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy speaks during the UK Ukraine: 100 Year Partnership Forum in Kyiv, Ukraine, Friday, Jan. David Lammy has caused significant confusion after claiming RAF jets could legally strike at Iranian missile sites if they were considering attacking British targets. The deputy prime minister and justice secretary was trying to outline the government s stance over the Iran war on Friday morning. It comes after the US and Israel initiated joint strikes on
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