David Cameron speaks on Mohammed Emwazi 'Jihadi John' killed in US Airstrike in Syria

The transcript discusses a military strike in Raqqa, Syria, targeting Mohammed Emwazi, known as Jihadi John, an ISIL executioner. It highlights the collaboration between the UK and the US in this effort, emphasizing the threat Emwazi posed to civilians globally. The speaker justifies the strike as an act of self-defense and acknowledges the contributions of security and intelligence agencies. The determination to defeat ISIL and its ideology is reiterated, along with a tribute to the victims of ISIL's brutality, including British aid workers and other international citizens.

How does the speaker describe the actions of the target?

What sentiments does the speaker express towards the families of the victims?