Reform UK will launch 'largest military operation since WW2' to end small boat crossings if party wins next general election
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Reform UK will launch 'largest military operation since WW2' to end small boat crossings if party wins next general election.
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Reform UK will launch what it describes as the "largest military operation since World War II' to end small boat crossings, if the party wins the next general election.Under the plan, dubbed "Operation Fortress," a government led by Nigel Farage would dispatch the Royal Navy to intercept every migrant vessel attempting to cross from France and escort them back to French or Belgian waters.The party insists the scheme complies with international law and would serve both as a border security measure and a humanitarian initiative.Zia Yusuf, Reform's home affairs spokesman, declared: "Britain is being invaded.
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