David Cameron Fears of New Chemical Attack

'' I think he wants to be president of the United States, which found that red line which made this warning, it deselects it would be dangerous.'' Said British Prime Minister


David Cameron reiterated that Britain would not participate in strikes against Syria, according to the decision taken last week by the House of Commons. Lawmakers rejected a proposal by the government to promote the principle of armed intervention. "I accept that Britain should not take part in military action in Syria. But if no action is taken after a set by President Obama's red line and if no action is taken after the appalling use of chemical weapons, you should ask yourself before the Armageddon facing the Syrian people, "warned the British Prime Minister.

British Prime Minister David Cameron urged the U.S. to take action against the Syrian regime and expressed concern that in the absence of reaction there will be new "chemical weapons attacks committed by the regime" of Bashar al-Assad. U.S. President Barack Obama 'set a very clear red line that required in the event of a major attack with chemical weapons to do something, "said British Prime Minister told parliament. " We know that the Syrian regime had used chemical weapons at least 14 times in the past. Think to ask the President of the United States, which found that red line which made this warning, it deselects it would be dangerous. Because I think, in return, we will see more attacks with chemical weapons, the regime, "said Cameron told the British Parliament. Obama himself earlier today said that he had not invented the red line (which is crossed with chemical attacks - workout.) And the international community.