Keir Starmer soundbite on sanctions against Russia including Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich

The transcript discusses support for government sanctions but expresses frustration over the slow pace of action, particularly regarding Roman Abramovich. It calls for faster and more comprehensive sanctions against oligarchs and those supporting Putin, emphasizing the need for the government to act swiftly and decisively.

What is the speaker's general stance on the government's sanctions?

• They are completely against it.

• They support it but want faster action.

• They think it is unnecessary.

• They believe it is too aggressive.

What comparison does the speaker make to emphasize the need for faster action?

• The echoes of Afghanistan

• The Cold War

• The economic crisis

• The situation in Syria

Why does the speaker criticize the government's handling of Roman Abramovich's sanctions?

• They feel the government was too slow to act.

• They think the sanctions are unnecessary.

• They believe the sanctions are too harsh.

• They think the government acted too quickly.

What does the speaker suggest regarding other individuals in the UK?

• They should be given awards.

• They should be invited for talks.

• They should be ignored.

• They should be sanctioned if supporting Putin.

What is the speaker's overall message to the government regarding sanctions?

• To stop all sanctions immediately.

• To proceed with caution and delay.

• To implement sanctions more broadly and swiftly.

• To focus only on economic sanctions.