Keir Starmer’s Iran war policy raises concerns about potential consequences

In March 2003, over a million people protested in London against the Iraq war, which is now widely regarded as a catastrophic mistake. Two decades later, the U.S. and Israel have launched attacks on Iran, resulting in significant civilian casualties. Critics argue that these actions are based on false justifications, echoing past wars, as the UK has allowed its military bases to be used for strikes, raising concerns about involvement in another illegal conflict.

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