Keir Starmer full interview on Ukraine

The transcript discusses the alarming situation in Ukraine, emphasizing the need for unity among Western allies. It covers potential war crimes by Putin, the importance of sanctions against Russian oligarchs, and the need for swift legal actions. The discussion also includes proposals for emergency protection visas for Ukrainian refugees and critiques of political links to Russian money. The transcript concludes with reflections on the Salisbury poisonings and the necessity of strong sanctions.

What is the primary action suggested to address the escalation in Ukraine?

• Provide humanitarian aid

• Increase military presence

• Implement a ceasefire and Russian withdrawal

• Negotiate with other countries

What is the significance of gathering evidence in the context of war crimes?

• To support military actions

• To negotiate peace terms

• To ensure a strong case can be made

• To delay legal proceedings

What is the main concern regarding the 18-month timeline for registering overseas assets?

• It complicates legal processes

• It is too short for proper registration

• It allows time for asset removal

• It benefits the UK economy

How might seized oligarch properties be utilized according to the discussion?

• Sold to the highest bidder

• Used to house refugees

• Converted into tourist attractions

• Used for government offices

What is the proposed duration for the emergency protection visa for refugees?

• Six months

• Indefinite

• One year

• Two years

What is the stance of the UK and NATO regarding Russian aggression?

• They are divided

• They are united

• They are undecided

• They are neutral

What is the concern about Russian money in UK politics?

• It strengthens UK-Russia relations

• It is used for charity

• It influences political decisions

• It supports local businesses