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Story summary
- Nigel Farage, the British opposition leader, criticized Keir Starmer for not backing U.S. strikes against Iran.
- In an interview, Farage said Starmer's initial refusal to allow U.S. bases, especially Diego Garcia, was extraordinary.
- Starmer later permitted 'defensive strikes' and said the U.K. would not attack Iran.
- Farage opposed Starmer's lease-back deal on the Chagos Islands and urged the U.S. to keep Diego Garcia sovereign.
