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UK's Cameron says UN resolution on Syria preferable but action would be legal

By REUTERS

NOVEMBER 18, 2015 14:33

LONDON - The backing of the United Nations Security Council would be preferable for any British military action against Islamic State militants in Syria but is not vital, British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Wednesday.

Britain is involved in air strikes against ISIS militants in Iraq and Cameron has said he will present a plan to parliament including extending air strikes to Syria.

"Russia has different aims to us and they have repeatedly threatened to veto any such resolution," he told parliament when asked if he would wait for a UN resolution before taking action.

"Of course it is always preferable in these circumstances to have the full backing of the United Nations Security Council but I have to say what matters most of all is that any action we would take would both be legal and would help protect our country."

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