LONDON, March 2 – British Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned lawmakers Monday that Iran has intensified its military attacks on regional targets following the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, describing the nation’s current tactics as increasingly dangerous.
Speaking before Parliament, Starmer cautioned that Khamenei’s death has not deterred Iran from conducting strikes against military and economic infrastructure across the region.
“The death of Khamenei will not stop Iran from launching these strikes,” Starmer addressed Parliament members. “In fact, their approach is becoming even more reckless and more dangerous to civilians.”
The Prime Minister’s comments highlight growing international concerns about Iran’s military activities in the aftermath of their longtime leader’s passing.
