A few years ago, when India destroyed the hideouts of terrorists by carrying out cross-border surgical strikes, many opposition parties in the country including Congress were busy demanding proof. However, when a similar incident came to light in Britain, the opposition appeared to be standing with the government. Yes, PM Rishi Sunak told the UK Parliament on Monday that Britain, along with America, had carried out an airstrike on Houthi targets in Yemen. He explained that this limited action was necessary when there was a threat to British ships. Last week, four Typhoon jets of the Royal Air Force even targeted the positions of Iran-backed rebels led by America. From there, ships in the Red Sea were attacked. 

What Sunak told in Parliament: Sunak has told British MPs that our fighter planes have also targeted the launch sites of drones and ballistic missiles. The UK estimates that all 13 targets were destroyed and no civilians were harmed. He has said that the purpose of this action was to hurt the Houthis' ability to attack. This was a limited and single action and now it is hoped that the Houthis will not attack again. However, he also said that wherever necessary in the interest of our people and country, we will not hesitate. 

Did not get time to tell: After listening to Prime Minister Sunak, Britain's main opposition Labor Party leader Keir Starmer has said that he supports the attack carried out last week. The special thing is that the British Prime Minister took this action without consulting the Parliament but they did not protest. However, some small opposition parties have definitely said that the government should have taken a vote in the Parliament before taking military action. To this, Sunak replied that it was necessary to take immediate action for security reasons, so he did not get a chance to come to Parliament.

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