UK PM David Cameron Pushes for Syria Bombing Campaign
Amina Taylor
Press TV, London
British Prime Minister David Cameron is pushing for a vote on the UK joining the bombing campaign against Daesh targets inside Syria but will hold off on MPs voting until he is assured of victory to avoid the embarrassment of another Commons defeat on the issue. Anti-war campaigners say Cameron’s plan lacks details and runs the risks of repeating the mistakes of Tony Blair and the Iraq war from 2003. Press TV’s Amina Taylor reports.
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