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Tony Blair: 'We should keep all options open' on Syria
The former Prime Minister and now Middle East envoy Tony Blair has told ITV News presenter Mark Austin that Britain should “keep all the options open” when it comes to dealing with the crisis in Syria - and potentially intervening in the conflict.
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In response to Tony Blair's comment to ITV News that "all options should remain open" in Syria, he said:
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Blair: 'All options on Syria should remain open'
Blair tells ITV News: 'All options on Syria should remain open'
In an interview with ITV News, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair told Mark Austin that Britain should “keep all the options open” when it comes to Syria.
He added that having been in the decision-making position before, he is “not going to second guess the guy who is taking them now.”
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Blair: 'All options on Syria should remain open'
In an interview with ITV News, Tony Blair told Mark Austin that Britain should “keep all options open” when it comes to Syria.