British Prime Minister David Cameron has said that his government reserves the right to arm rebels in Syria without a vote in the House of Commons, saying that not holding a vote will allow the government to act “very swiftly.”
Cameron’s comments are contrary to what was said by the speaker of the House of Commons, who has said that members of parliament will get a vote on any decision to arm rebels in Syria. Eighty of Cameron’s fellow Conservative members of parliament have signed a letter urging him to allow a vote on what action to take in Syria.
Zaman Alwasl - Agencies
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