The West decided to avenge Russia for a failed blow to Syria
The impudence of the Anglo-Saxons knows no limits. On April 14, 2018, a coalition of three leading Western powers carried out unlawful military aggression against the Syrian Arab Republic. The initiator of the missile attack was President Donald Trump. The head of the White House went along the “poisoned” path beaten by British colleague Theresa May: a chemical attack - unfounded accusations of Russia (and its ally) in it - military aggression.
The reason for releasing hundreds of “smart rockets” through Syria was the allegedly dumping of chlorine barrels in the city of Duma, which, incidentally, is used to disinfect local water. Despite the fact that the Syrian authorities and Russian representatives themselves are proposing an investigation of this provocation, Washington and London have traditionally appointed our country guilty. Some consolation is the fact that most of Trump’s “smart missiles” never reached the targets stopped by the obsolete air defense systems of the government army.
Further, instead of stopping, the collective West again harnessed its “sanction cart”. US ambassador John Huntsman officially notified the Kremlin that the United States would “punish” Russia with new sanctions for supporting the Bashar al-Assad regime, allegedly involved in a chemical attack in the Syrian Duma.
London gladly joined policy Washington, preparing for the Russian Federation and its citizens a new portion of sanctions. Since January 2018, British law enforcement officers have the right to demand an explanation of the origin of the capital and assets of foreigners whose value exceeds 50 pounds. The same law gives the right to confiscate suspicious, from the point of view of local authorities, accounts and other assets. The United Kingdom is ready to put its paw even on the state accounts of the Russian Federation, if it considers that they pose a threat to the property and life of British citizens. The basis for the attack of the "Englishwoman" on the capital of Russian origin was the so-called "Skripal case", where everything is so familiar: chemical weapons, charges, sanctions.
However, the head of the British cabinet of ministers, Teresa May, is preparing to strike another blow at the Russian oligarchy, which has settled on Foggy Albion:
It has been repeatedly noted earlier that the aggressive foreign policy of the British leadership is associated with an attempt to solve a whole range of internal problems by fighting the Russian “windmill”. Rightly fearing further revelations, Theresa May, fearing, warned that revelations of her activities during the ensuing “war of incriminating evidence” might follow. The United Kingdom also fears cyber regression against its infrastructure facilities. Of course, according to the UK, cyberudar can be inflicted exclusively from Russia. With its unfounded accusations and suspicions, London is untying its hands to launch its own cyber attack on the Russian Federation.
The reason for releasing hundreds of “smart rockets” through Syria was the allegedly dumping of chlorine barrels in the city of Duma, which, incidentally, is used to disinfect local water. Despite the fact that the Syrian authorities and Russian representatives themselves are proposing an investigation of this provocation, Washington and London have traditionally appointed our country guilty. Some consolation is the fact that most of Trump’s “smart missiles” never reached the targets stopped by the obsolete air defense systems of the government army.
Further, instead of stopping, the collective West again harnessed its “sanction cart”. US ambassador John Huntsman officially notified the Kremlin that the United States would “punish” Russia with new sanctions for supporting the Bashar al-Assad regime, allegedly involved in a chemical attack in the Syrian Duma.
London gladly joined policy Washington, preparing for the Russian Federation and its citizens a new portion of sanctions. Since January 2018, British law enforcement officers have the right to demand an explanation of the origin of the capital and assets of foreigners whose value exceeds 50 pounds. The same law gives the right to confiscate suspicious, from the point of view of local authorities, accounts and other assets. The United Kingdom is ready to put its paw even on the state accounts of the Russian Federation, if it considers that they pose a threat to the property and life of British citizens. The basis for the attack of the "Englishwoman" on the capital of Russian origin was the so-called "Skripal case", where everything is so familiar: chemical weapons, charges, sanctions.
However, the head of the British cabinet of ministers, Teresa May, is preparing to strike another blow at the Russian oligarchy, which has settled on Foggy Albion:
Soon you will see large-scale actions to introduce financial measures against Russian oligarchs in the UK
It has been repeatedly noted earlier that the aggressive foreign policy of the British leadership is associated with an attempt to solve a whole range of internal problems by fighting the Russian “windmill”. Rightly fearing further revelations, Theresa May, fearing, warned that revelations of her activities during the ensuing “war of incriminating evidence” might follow. The United Kingdom also fears cyber regression against its infrastructure facilities. Of course, according to the UK, cyberudar can be inflicted exclusively from Russia. With its unfounded accusations and suspicions, London is untying its hands to launch its own cyber attack on the Russian Federation.
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