US Bombers Deployed from UK Base in Response to Iranian Drone Attacks

London: The British airbase'R.A.F. Fairford'located in a quiet and green area of southern England seems to have turned into a battlefield. However, after Iran's drone attacks on British allies, Starmer has conditionally approved the deployment of large American B-52 and B-1 bombers. These planes are loaded with ammunition and flying on missions directly to Middle Eastern countries, especially Iran. These scenes have revived memories of the 2003 Iraq War among British citizens, when the same base was used by the United States against Saddam Hussein. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has taken a very cautious stance in this conflict. He has rejected US President Donald Trump's request to engage in a direct attack on Iran. However, Starmer has conditionally approved that the United States will be able to use the British base'only for defensive purposes '. He has also warned the public on social media that "We will oppose this war and we will oppose this economic cooperation."