Sir Keir Starmer says Zelensky’s visit to Number 10 was a 'real piece of history'

The speaker welcomes a foreign leader to Downing Street, marking a historical moment shortly after forming a government. The speaker emphasizes the need to lift restrictions on using Western weapons against Russia to halt its military expansion and urges leadership to convince partners to remove these limits, aiming to force Russia towards peace.

What significant event does the speaker highlight at the beginning of the speech?

• A historical visit by a foreign leader

• A military agreement

• The formation of a new government

• A new policy announcement

What condition does the speaker mention as necessary to stop Russian military expansion?

• Lifting restrictions on Western weapons

• Increasing military funding

• Negotiating a peace treaty

• Deploying more troops

What does the speaker request from the audience regarding Western weapons?

• To sell them to allies

• To lift usage restrictions

• To increase production

• To develop new technologies

What is the ultimate goal the speaker hopes to achieve by removing limits on Western weapons?

• To gain military superiority

• To force Russia to seek peace

• To increase economic sanctions

• To expand territorial control

What does the speaker emphasize as a necessary step for peace?

• Removing limits on Western weapons

• Building new alliances

• Strengthening economic ties

• Increasing diplomatic talks