The British public wants to know that there is a wholesome plan for Syria and the region, the prime minister said during his visit to the G20 summit in the Turkish city of Antalya, The Sun's political editor Tom Newton Dunn said in his official twitter account.
PM suggests no air strikes on Syria until wider solution to war: "People want to know there is a whole plan for the Syria + the region" #G20
— Tom Newton Dunn (@tnewtondunn) November 16, 2015
Cameron has suggested that Britain should wait for a wider solution to Syria's civil war before launching air strikes against the Islamic State (ISIL) terrorist group.
Earlier in the day, the prime minister held a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Following the meeting, he stated that despite differences over Syria, compromises would have to be made for a settlement to be made over Syria's future.
The United Kingdom's Royal Air Force has been conducting air strikes against ISIL targets in Iraq since September 2014, after a successful parliamentary vote in support of the intervention.
In August 2013, Britain's parliament voted down Cameron's motion proposing military intervention against ISIL in Syria.
