British Prime Minister Keith Starmer announced that, amid escalating conflict in the Middle East, Britain will deploy four Typhoon fighter jets to Qatar, insisting that Britain has the right defense plan.
Britain's cautious response to the Iranian crisis and the drone attack on a key military base in Cyprus have raised questions among partners about the effectiveness of the British military.
On March 5, British Prime Minister Starmer made a statement on the Middle East situation at a press conference at Downing Street in London. (AFP) US President Trump also criticized Starmer for failing to provide sufficient support for US action against Iran.
Starmer said at a press conference on Thursday (March 5) that Britain has the right plan and had pre-deployed military equipment in the region before the outbreak of war.
Reuters quoted him as saying: "My focus is on providing calm, rational leadership to protect national interests.
This means mobilizing military and diplomatic forces to protect our people, and it means having the courage to firmly defend our values and principles, regardless of the pressure." He said that Britain will send four more Typhoon fighter jets to join its squadron in Qatar to strengthen its defense operations in Qatar and the surrounding region.
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