The British Prime Minister Theresa May has been explaining her government's actions and decision behind launching airstrikes on Syria, alongside French and US coalition forces, in response to the use of chemical weapons by the Syrian regime.
The move has caused outrage in the UK, as MPs were not given the opportunity to vote on whether to carry out military action.
Prime Minster Theresa May argued that evidence strongly suggested that the Syrian Regime had used chemical weapons and that a diplomatic process to remove Syria's chemical weapons capability would not work
IN: Open source accounts
OUT: Daesh does not even have a presence in Douma
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Mrs May also raised concerns that attempts have been made to block an investigation into the alleged chemical weapons attack on Douma on April 7th
IN: The Syrian regime
OUT: Supported by the Russians
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Mrs May also raised concerns that attempts have been made to block an investigation into the alleged chemical weapons attack on Douma on April
IN: furthermore on each occasion..
OUT: diplomatic action on its own is not going to work
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IN: based on the regime's persistent pattern of behaviour
OUT: humanitarian suffering
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