In April 2018, the British and French air forces, together with the United States, launched coordinated airstrikes against multiple targets in Syria in response to an alleged chemical weapons attack in Douma. The operation involved Royal Air Force Tornado GR4 jets and French Rafale fighter aircraft, which carried out precision strikes on Syrian government-controlled sites, including research facilities, chemical weapons storage depots, and command centers. Both governments emphasized that the military action was not aimed at toppling President Bashar al-Assad’s regime but rather at deterring the use of chemical weapons and upholding the authority of the international Chemical Weapons Convention. Although Russia and Syria strongly condemned the strikes as a ‘violation of international law,’ the UK and France maintained that their intervention was both lawful and necessary, urging a diplomatic resolution to the Syrian crisis. The joint airstrikes also highlighted the continued strategic involvement of Western powers in the Middle East and the ongoing controversy surrounding unilateral or multilateral military actions taken without explicit UN authorization.
2018年4月，英国与法国空军联合美国对叙利亚境内多个目标发动空袭，作为对杜马镇疑似化学武器袭击事件的回应。此次行动中，英法两国共出动多架战机，包括英国皇家空军的‘狂风’GR4战斗机和法国空军的‘阵风’战机，对叙利亚政府控制的科研设施、化学武器储存点及指挥中心实施精确打击。两国政府强调，此次军事行动并非旨在推翻阿萨德政权，而是为了遏制化学武器的使用，维护国际禁止化武公约的权威。尽管俄罗斯和叙利亚方面强烈谴责此次空袭为‘违反国际法’，但英法坚称其行动具有合法性和必要性，并呼吁通过外交途径解决叙利亚危机。此次联合空袭也反映出西方国家在中东地区持续的战略介入，以及在缺乏联合国授权情况下采取单边或多边军事行动的争议性做法。
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