In a sensational interview on the state-run TV channel Russia Today, the UK Independence Party leader slammed calls for intervention over the escalating crisis, and warned Britain's "keenness" for involvement "could lead to something far bigger."
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Having already dismissed William Hague's concerns as a mere "whim" in a UKIP statement, Farage said British intervention would lead to "a row that goes on for decades."
"From the very start it's been the British Government, particularly in the shape of William Hague and indeed David Cameron himself, who throughout the entire international community have been the keenest to get involved in Syria," Farage said on RT on Tuesday.  Huff Post.