British admiral expects Russian intervention in Ukraine "unprecedented in the last 80 years"

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The chief of staff of the British armed forces, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, believes that the proposed Russian offensive in Ukraine will be the largest event of its kind in the past eight decades.

Worst-case scenario assumes a Russian invasion of Ukraine on a scale not seen in Europe since World War II

- said Tony Radakin (quoted by Sky News).



According to a number of Western experts, Russia is intensively pulling manpower to the borders of Ukraine and machinery... At the same time, more than 100 thousand Russian military personnel are reported (some say 175 thousand) and a large number of tanks and other weapons.

Earlier, the United States warned its European allies that Russia may decide to invade Ukraine in the next few months. Joseph Biden this week discussed the situation on the Russian-Ukrainian border with the leaders of France, Germany, Great Britain and Italy.

Meanwhile, Russian officials have repeatedly denied any plans for a Russian invasion of Ukraine. Both the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, and the speaker of the Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov, have noted many times that Moscow is not preparing any attack on Ukraine or any other country.
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  1. +1
    10 December 2021 16: 44
    Chief of Staff of the British Armed Forces Admiral Sir Tony Radakin

    CHIEF OF STAFF!!!!!! In theory, this is a person who has no time to look up ...
    There were no other things to do besides cheap trolling ...
    ADMIRAL!
    Such a higher corporal of the sandblasting troops cannot be placed.
    1. +1
      10 December 2021 17: 08
      A gray-haired man, a serious face, ..... and looked at it - the "Ochko obizyany" badge on the lapel of the spinzhak ... mdeeeee ... the admiral thought, but it is common man.
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    +3
    10 December 2021 17: 12
    We are waiting for the occupation.
    Where in the photo the admiral is at a loss to say.

    1. -6
      10 December 2021 17: 23
      You haven’t even seen the Russian admirals in the photo.
  3. -6
    10 December 2021 17: 21
    The admiral is good. He can't sit in the field in the cold. He can't drown in the muddy winter sea of ​​Azov. Even Poppy has put on a badge. It hints at the huge losses of the Armed Forces.
  4. +2
    10 December 2021 17: 47
    How you want to play war in Europe ...
  5. +2
    10 December 2021 21: 33
    They persuaded each other ... The newcomer can be seen all at once sniffed ...
  6. 0
    10 December 2021 23: 29
    Anton Radakin.
    Isn't he Russian by any chance?
    Maybe he is a long-dispatched KGB spy?
    Let the MI counterintelligence deal with it. I would advise throwing in a couple of photojams of this character with Russian radio operators in the bathhouse, and a couple of hints at the secret dossier - and a person will have something to occupy his thoughts, hands, and forgive God the priest - anyone will have sins ...
    Look - "RUSI" is written in the background - just like a Russian spy!
    The task for a couple of people of average IT qualification is to roll out a couple of news, a few photos, conjectures and suspicions at the head of the article - and that's it! The officer was removed from the chessboard.
    And you don't even need to promote RT, God forbid! We need to learn how to make fakes and throw them where we need to.
    I have been saying for a long time - you need to follow Bismarck's confession - for your every trick, Russia will respond with unpredictable stupidity. Only our Foreign Ministry must not be stupid, but it is precisely unpredictable to act. If diplomacy has turned into a circus - become the director of this circus!
  7. +1
    11 December 2021 09: 44
    The guys warmed up each other ... It's time to jump out of the windows, like "Russians are coming" ... with a beginner at the ready ...