The journalist and broadcaster took to Twitter to condemn Mr Corbyn’s stance and his potential to have been elected Prime Minister back in 2019. He said: “Fascinating to contemplate that if Labour had won the 2019 election these people would now be in charge of Britain’s response to the invasion of Ukraine.”
“So, I suggested to Liz Truss that in her visit to Moscow, she should also say that Britain was prepared to engage with Russia through the Nuclear Non-Proliferation treaty.”
Mr Corbyn also suggested the UK should engage in conversations with Russia ahead of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons conference in Vienna, which aims to end the use of nuclear weapons.
Commenting on the comments, the Harry’s Place account wrote in a Twitter post accompanying the shared video clip: “He appears to suggest UK respond to Russia by pledging to give up nukes.”
In another clip of the same meeting, Mr Corbyn attacks Boris Johnson over his trip to Ukraine before the war began.
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