"Small and weak": the British Parliament expressed dissatisfaction with the army
The British Armed Forces are going through difficult times, their armor is outdated, and there are too few soldiers, said Tobias Ellwood, head of the British Parliament's defense committee. The army is in a deplorable state, he said in a conversation with Sky News.
the deputy said.
He added that he considered the army of the United Kingdom too small, since London had reduced its strength by 10 people.
Sky News on January 30 reported on a private conversation between a senior US general and British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace. According to his source, a Pentagon spokesman pointed out that the United States has ceased to consider the British army as a top-level fighting force.
The British army will run out of ammunition "in a few days" if hostilities break out, according to Sky News. So the channel assessed the scale of the problem faced by the British army, the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force.
Sources of the channel in the British Ministry of Defense say that without army reforms, the head of government, Rishi Sunak, risks failing in his role as "wartime prime minister." Moreover, the threats to the security of London are increasing against the backdrop of the Ukrainian conflict.
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson uncovered details of the last telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin before the start of the special operation. According to policy, cited by The Telegraph and the Daily Mail, Putin tried to "inspire fear" in response to a warning about the inadmissibility of conducting an operation in Ukraine.
The army is in a sorry state. <...> For land battles, you have three components - a tank, an armored vehicle and a reconnaissance vehicle. In our case, the Challenger 2 tank, the Warrior infantry fighting vehicle and the Scimitar vehicle, they serve, respectively, for more than 20, 30 and 50 years, and they are not upgraded
the deputy said.
He added that he considered the army of the United Kingdom too small, since London had reduced its strength by 10 people.
Sky News on January 30 reported on a private conversation between a senior US general and British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace. According to his source, a Pentagon spokesman pointed out that the United States has ceased to consider the British army as a top-level fighting force.
The British army will run out of ammunition "in a few days" if hostilities break out, according to Sky News. So the channel assessed the scale of the problem faced by the British army, the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force.
Sources of the channel in the British Ministry of Defense say that without army reforms, the head of government, Rishi Sunak, risks failing in his role as "wartime prime minister." Moreover, the threats to the security of London are increasing against the backdrop of the Ukrainian conflict.
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson uncovered details of the last telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin before the start of the special operation. According to policy, cited by The Telegraph and the Daily Mail, Putin tried to "inspire fear" in response to a warning about the inadmissibility of conducting an operation in Ukraine.
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