Yet the hon. Gentleman’s position and that of his party is that he would want to join an alliance whose deterrence is underpinned by that deterrent. It feels inconsistent. To NATO countries around the alliance, the idea that that pivotal geography on the southern end of the Greenland-Iceland-UK gap should wish to break away from one of the world’s biggest, best-resourced and best-trained armed forces seems like absolute nonsense.
NATO and International Security
Proceeding contribution from
James Heappey
(Conservative)
in the House of Commons on Thursday, 19 May 2022.
It occurred during Debate on NATO and International Security.
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