Tony Blair statement on Chilcot Report

The speaker reflects on their decision-making process, accepting responsibility for mistakes but maintaining that the decision was right. They address criticism and the demand for an apology, emphasizing the importance of political and military strategy. The speaker discusses the lessons and alliances Britain should consider and defends the sacrifices of troops in Iraq, arguing they fought against extremism and did not die in vain.

What does the speaker believe about the decision made regarding military action?

How does the speaker respond to criticisms regarding the decision made?

What is the speaker's stance on the sacrifices made by troops in Iraq?

What does the speaker say about the implicit nature of the criticism regarding the troops' sacrifices?

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for someone to claim the decision was wrong?