Last week the US bombed an airbase in Syria in response to the apparent use of chemical weapons by the Syrian government. Russia and Iran currently support the Syrian government and said they would "respond with force" if their "red lines" were crossed again in Syria. Which of the following best reflect your view?

Last week the US bombed an airbase in Syria in response to the apparent use of chemical weapons by the Syrian government. Russia and Iran currently support the Syrian government and said they would "respond with force" if their "red lines" were crossed again in Syria. Which of the following best reflect your view? Published on 11 April 2017 → Survey conducted on 11 April 2017 on 3614 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Western countries should intervene in Syria if chemical weapons are used again, even if it risk provoking Iran or Russia

37%

Western countries should not intervene in Syria if it would risk provoking a wider conflict with Iran or Russia

29%

Not sure

34%

Western countries should intervene in Syria if chemical weapons are used again, even if it risk provoking Iran or Russia

37%

Western countries should not intervene in Syria if it would risk provoking a wider conflict with Iran or Russia

29%

Not sure

34%

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