yuumeiUK agrees to let US use British bases to strike Iranian sites targeting Strait of Hormuz
That makes the UK a legitimate target for Iran.
Congratulations.
Given Iran fired on British territory first, legitimacy doesn’t seem to be a factor.
No, as it happens.
The UK’s military base on Cypress was attacked in the opening weekend of the war. At the time the UK was not allowing the US to use any of its bases. Once that (and attacks on the gulf states who also werent participating in the war) happened the UK shifted to allowing the US to use its bases for “defensive” strikes.
LIES,
besides you bootlickers were already complicit in the terrorist bombing campaign of 2025.
besides you bootlickers were already complicit in the terrorist bombing campaign of 2025.
You correct lies with facts and evidence. Got any?
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you should pay more atention to what bootlicker Kid Starver decides, maybe you wont be surprised of the well deserved consequences.
you should pay more atention to what bootlicker Kid Starver decides, maybe you wont be surprised of the well deserved consequences.
The Times and The Sunday Times on Instagram: "Why have missiles been fired towards Cyprus? An RAF airbase in Cyprus was struck by an “kamikaze” attack, with a further two missiles intercepted. There was minimal damage, and no casualties - but the base is moving families from the location. This came shortly after Britain gave the US permission to mount strikes against Iran from joint bases. Cyprus is an EU member state and a popular year-round holiday destination - but its location close to the Middle East means that it can feel the heat from any regional tensions. A defence source told The Times there was a “full assessment” underway to establish whether it was deliberate or not. Tap the link in our bio to read the full story. #cyprus #missiles #iran #droneattack"
1,870 likes, 61 comments - thetimes on March 2, 2026: "Why have missiles been fired towards Cyprus? An RAF airbase in Cyprus was struck by an “kamikaze” attack, with a further two missiles intercepted. There was minimal damage, and no casualties - but the base is moving families from the location. This came shortly after Britain gave the US permission to mount strikes against Iran from joint bases. Cyprus is an EU member state and a popular year-round holiday destination - but its location close to the Middle East means that it can feel the heat from any regional tensions. A defence source told The Times there was a “full assessment” underway to establish whether it was deliberate or not. Tap the link in our bio to read the full story. #cyprus #missiles #iran #droneattack".