Interview with Sir Keir Starmer

The transcript discusses the illegal invasion and potential war crimes, emphasizing the need for accountability. It explores the expected Western response, particularly NATO's, to the use of chemical weapons. The unity among allies is highlighted. Additionally, it criticizes political statements and the Conservative Party's response to Crispin Blunt's remarks, calling for clearer condemnation.

What is the first step mentioned in verifying the use of chemical weapons?

• Public condemnation

• Economic sanctions

• Verification of the claims

• Immediate military action

What has been highlighted as a remarkable aspect of the conflict?

• The role of the media

• The unity of NATO and its allies

• The economic impact

• The involvement of non-NATO countries

What was the reaction to Crispin Blunt's statement?

• It was condemned as abhorrent

• It was supported by the government

• It was praised for its honesty

• It was ignored by the media

What action is suggested for Crispin Blunt following his statement?

• He should be promoted

• He should lose the whip

• He should be given a warning

• He should be ignored

What is the expected response from the Conservative Party regarding the statement?

• A call for public debate

• A neutral stance

• A supportive statement

• A clear and strong condemnation