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In this revealing clip, a Labour minister deftly dodges the same question three separate times when asked about the UK’s stance on the US air strikes targeting Iran’s nuclear sites. With tensions in the Middle East escalating, his repeated evasion raises fresh concerns over transparency and Britain's diplomatic positioning.

This video breakdown highlights:

🎥 The exact moment the minister sidesteps the question, three times

The phrasing used that avoids a direct answer

Context on the US air strikes and their legality under international law

Analysis of why the UK government may be staying silent

Public and media reactions to the minister's non-response

Featuring political commentary and expert insight, we explore how such evasions can affect public trust, diplomacy, and parliamentary accountability. We also explain the underlying gravity of the US operations—codenamed “Operation Midnight Hammer”—which targeted Iran’s Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan nuclear facilities on June 22, 2025


Whether you're tracking UK foreign policy, Middle East affairs, or political accountability, this video delivers an essential dissection of a moment that speaks volumes.

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