The UK has authorized the US to use British bases for defensive strikes against Iran's missile sites, citing international law and collective self-defense.
The UK has granted the United States permission to use its military bases for 'limited defensive purposes' in response to Iran's missile threats. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer stated that while the UK is not directly involved in offensive actions, it supports the US in protecting its allies and citizens in the region.
The decision was made based on international law and collective self-defense principles. The US is expected to use RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire and Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean for targeted strikes against Iranian missile sites. This action aims to prevent further escalation of violence and protect innocent lives from potential threats.