Tony Blair Says West Must Use Ground Troops Against ISIS
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Independent – Tony Blair has urged Britain not to rule out sending ground troops to combat the Islamic State (ISIS), arguing air strikes are not enough to defeat the terrorist group.
In a 6,500 word essay published on his website, the former Prime Minister said that with the consent of Iraq and Syria and a broad international alliance including Arab countries, David Cameron could avoid the “weaknesses” of Western strategy after September 11th.
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