Jeremy Corbyn interview on US airstrikes

The transcript discusses the need for UN authorization before military actions, emphasizing an immediate ceasefire and a UN-led investigation into the use of chemical weapons. It highlights the importance of consulting the UN and returning to negotiations in Geneva. The conflict's impact, including exile and deaths, is noted, with a call for a political solution involving global powers. The debate on military action without UN consultation is addressed, stressing the priority of ending the Syrian war and chemical weapon use. The need for peace and political resolution is a shared goal.

What is the suggested action regarding the use of chemical weapons against innocent people?

What does the speaker believe should have happened before any military action?

What are the key parties mentioned that need to come together for a political solution?

What is the speaker's stance on the bombing of an airfield where chemical weapons may have been present?

What does the speaker believe should be the priority for all parties involved in the conflict?