Starmer Condemns Iran's Drone Strike, Deploying Defense Systems

0:00On April 3rd, Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer slammed Iran's reckless drone strike on a Kuwaiti oil refinery as straight up dangerous. He confirmed appointing the rapid-century air defense system to protect British and Kuwaiti interests in the Gulf without sparking a bigger fight. In a direct call with Kuwait's Crown Prince this morning, they coordinated on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, that key oil-shipping lane, Iran, blockaded in retaliation to US and Israeli strikes. South nations are taking the hardest hits from Iran's barrage of thousands of missiles in drones, targeting energy sites and US bases driving global. Oil and gas prices through the roof. Earlier this week, Defense Secretary John Healey announced rapid-centries arrival in Kuwait, alongside the RAF's counter-drone-orchestes to spot. Threats early. Meanwhile, foreign Secretary Avet Cooper chaired talks with over 40 nations, warning of more sanctions if Iran doesn't unblock the Strait soon, as the UK leads diplomatic pushes to calm the chaos.