Shadow Defence Secretary comments as Nato makes declaration of support to Ukraine

The transcript discusses Labour's unwavering support for NATO and Ukraine, emphasizing their commitment to confronting Russian aggression. It addresses Ben Wallace's comments on Ukrainian gratitude and highlights Labour's defense policy, including their stance on nuclear deterrence. Keir Starmer's leadership and Labour's historical context are explored, alongside plans for defense spending and a strategic review to assess threats and capabilities.

What is Labour's stance on supporting Ukraine if they come to power?

• They will remain neutral.

• They will increase support for Russia.

• They will reduce support for Ukraine.

• They will maintain the current level of support.

How does Labour view the issue of gratitude from Ukraine?

• They are indifferent to Ukraine's gratitude.

• They feel Ukraine has shown enough gratitude.

• They think public lectures on gratitude are unnecessary.

• They believe Ukraine should publicly thank the UK.

What is Labour's position on the UK's nuclear deterrent?

• They are united in supporting it.

• They are divided on the issue.

• They have no clear stance.

• They want to disarm the nuclear deterrent.

What does Labour plan to do regarding defense spending if they come to power?

• They will increase defense spending without review.

• They will maintain current spending levels.

• They will conduct a strategic defense review.

• They plan to cut defense spending significantly.

What is Labour's view on the current troop numbers in the British Army?

• They have no opinion on troop numbers.

• They oppose further cuts and plan a review.

• They support further cuts to troop numbers.

• They want to increase troop numbers immediately.