and it— them in the past, in the gulf war, and it is_ them in the past, in the gulf war, and it is only— them in the past, in the gulf war, and it is only fairly recently that they— and it is only fairly recently that they have — and it is only fairly recently that they have been banned by these 123 countries _ they have been banned by these 123 countries but the issue is notjust that they— countries but the issue is notjust that they leave the dud rate, the ones _ that they leave the dud rate, the ones that— that they leave the dud rate, the ones that do not explode, but they also disperse over a wide area and they are _ also disperse over a wide area and they are regarded, their use in total— they are regarded, their use in total is— they are regarded, their use in total is regarded by many human rights _ total is regarded by many human rights organisations as a war cry because — rights organisations as a war cry because are so indiscriminate and they are _ because are so indiscriminate and they are not a precision weapon like some _ they are not a precision weapon like some are _ they are not a precision weapon like some are -- — they are not a precision weapon like some are —— war crime. ultimately you are _ some are —— war crime. ultimately you are trying to kill your opponent, yes, but the danger is these _ opponent, yes, but the danger is these spreads and ends up hitting people _ these spreads and ends up hitting people that you are not targeting both after the war and during it, so there _ both after the war and during it, so there is— both after the war and during it, so there is a _ both after the war and during it, so there is a concern which is why the uk raised — there is a concern which is why the uk raised concerns with the us when the delivery was made. the uk raised concerns with the us when the delivery was made.— the delivery was made. the uk government — the delivery was made. the uk government featuring - the delivery was made. the uk government featuring in - the delivery was made. the uk i government featuring in another story with russia this evening with diplomats being told their freedom of movement is restricted, uk diplomats, in response to what
expected because it is filling a gap, and we will see it being used more often in areas where ukraine are trying to press forward simply because it gives you that area effect, explosive effect, and makes targets keep their heads down if they are in defensive positions and are not actually going to get hit by it. its, are not actually going to get hit by it. ~ ., ,., are not actually going to get hit by it. a controversial decision by the us to sunply _ it. a controversial decision by the us to supply these _ it. a controversial decision by the us to supply these munitions - it. a controversial decision by the i us to supply these munitions and it. a controversial decision by the - us to supply these munitions and the convention of cluster munitions signed by more than hundred 20 countries including the uk but not signed by the us, ukraine and russia. what is so controversial about them? 123 russia. what is so controversial about them?— russia. what is so controversial about them? ' g; , ., about them? 123 countries and the uk raised its concerns _ about them? 123 countries and the uk raised its concerns when _ about them? 123 countries and the uk raised its concerns when the - about them? 123 countries and the uk raised its concerns when the us - about them? 123 countries and the uk raised its concerns when the us made i raised its concerns when the us made its decision ten days ago. the most concerning thing is their failure rate, what they call the dud rate, i used to be in the british army and i saw former soviet cluster munitions dropped in the desert are still
and makes targets keep their heads down if they are in defensive positions even if they are not actually going to get hit by it. a controversial decision by the us to supply these munitions. the convention of cluster munitions signed by more than 120 countries including the uk but not signed by the us, ukraine and russia. what is so controversial about them? 123 countries and the uk raised its concerns when the us made its decision ten days ago. the most concerning thing is their failure rate, what they call the dud rate. i used to be in the british army and i saw former soviet cluster munitions dropped in the desert still lying about and the dud rate could have been as high as 10% but the us now say it is down to around 2% but we don't have the facts on that. the reason so many countries are signed up to it is the long term
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send cluster munitions to ukraine. do we know if that topic will be one that comes up for discussion there in london? so, we don't know the specific details of what they are going to be talking about, but it certainly comes at a time, this meeting, when there is a little bit of discomfort thanks to that announcement on friday. just to remind people what is cluster munitions are, they are a rap and which drop multiple bomblets onto an area and the risk is that not all of these bomblets will detonate and in which case they are called a dud and there is always the risk that a civilian may pick one of them up and there could be untold damage later down the line to the civilian population. the point is that the uk and in fact the majority of nato allies have signed up to a specific convention — there are 123 countries signed up there are 123 countries signed up to this convention which prohibits the production and the use of these particular weapons. russia, ukraine and the us are not signatories to this. and at this point the
multiple bomblets on the enemy and there is a risk that not all of them bullet detonator and they may rest on the ground and they may rest on the ground and they may rest on the ground and they are known as duds and there is a risk that a civilian mate pick up one of these and they could go off and cause damage to civilian life. the united states has made the judgement that there is a greater risk for civilian life in not providing these weapons and allowing russia to keep on its attack without providing ukraine with such weapons against the fact that there is against the fact that there is a risk for civilians later down the line. the point is that the uk is among 123 signatories to a convention which prohibits the production and the use of these weapons. so, clearly, for these weapons. so, clearly, for the uk and for the majority of nato allies, this is something that they would not do. but president biden has made this decision now. it clearly sits uncomfortably with many of his allies but this is something they will have to discuss over that meeting with rishi sunak tomorrow and presumably will come up again at that summit in
will be one that comes up for discussion there in london? so, we don't know the specific details of what they are going to be talking about, but it certainly comes at a time, this meeting, when there is a little bit of discomfort thanks to that announcement on friday. just to remind people what is cluster munitions are, they are a weapon which drop multiple bomblets onto an area and the risk is that not all of these bomblets will detonate and in which case they are called a dud and there is always the risk that a civilian may pick one of them up and there could be untold damage later down the line to the civilian population. the point is that the uk and in fact the majority of nato allies have signed up to a specific convention — there are 123 countries signed up to this convention which prohibits the production and the use of these particular weapons. russia, ukraine and the us are not signatories to this. and at this point, the us�*s decision to supply ukraine