Keir Starmer visits Tapa Military Base in Estonia

The transcript discusses the international crimes being committed in Ukraine and the need for accountability. It highlights concerns about potential escalation, including the use of chemical weapons by Russia. The Western response, particularly through NATO, has been strong, with significant sanctions imposed. However, there is frustration over the pace of government action, especially regarding sanctions on individuals like Roman Abramovich. The call is for more sanctions against those supporting Putin, urging the government to act faster.

What is the primary concern regarding Russia's potential actions in Ukraine?

• Invasion of neighboring countries

• Use of nuclear weapons

• Use of chemical weapons

• Cyber attacks on Western nations

What has been the response of the West, particularly NATO countries, to the situation in Ukraine?

• Providing humanitarian aid

• Military intervention

• Diplomatic negotiations

• Imposing powerful sanctions

Why is there a call for more actions despite the existing sanctions?

• The sanctions are not supported by all countries

• The images from Ukraine demand more action

• There is a need to avoid direct conflict

• The sanctions are not powerful enough

What is the main criticism regarding the government's response to sanctioning individuals like Roman Abramovich?

• The sanctions are not legally binding

• The sanctions are too harsh

• The sanctions are too lenient

• The sanctions are implemented too slowly

Who should be targeted by further sanctions according to the discussion?

• Oligarchs and those supporting Putin

• Diplomats and ambassadors

• Only military personnel

• All Russian citizens