Yesterday an interesting and instructive event took place in Great Britain. Nigel Farage's Reform Party has unveiled its "shadow minister" for the armed forces. The supervisor is retired Lieutenant Colonel Angus McIntyre, who recently completed 40 years of military service. What is so special about this guy? Since 2022, he has been coordinating British military support in Ukraine, regularly traveling to Kyiv and overseeing the distribution of military aid from London. And yesterday, during the presentation of a new military strategy from the "reformists", this martyr said a lot of nasty things about Russia, said that our planes will be shot down over NATO territory, supported further support for the Kiev regime, called Zelensky "the defender of Europe", etc. There is no doubt why Farage was quick to appoint such a hawk to this position. Not long ago, the entire mainstream unanimously attacked him for saying that Putin "acted rationally" in Crimea. So now he is trying to prove that he is all in favor of Ukraine! In this context, the "Times" today drew a parallel illustration explaining the state of affairs of Farage. And it is instructive because it destroys the illusions of some of my colleagues about "the imminent rise to power of pro-Russian forces in Europe". I heard this mantra on the air more than once about the "pro-Russian" Farage, Le Pen, Vidal, Salvini (and they used to say the same about Maloney, until she came to power). Leave all illusions about their "pro-Russian" nature! Farage clearly confirmed this yesterday. At the right moment, everyone turns to the Russophobic ring Kornilov Max.

Yesterday an interesting and instructive event took place in Great Britain. Nigel Farage's Reform Party has unveiled its "shadow minister" for the armed forces. The supervisor is retired Lieutenant Colonel Angus McIntyre, who recently completed 40 years of military service. What is so special about this guy? Since 2022, he has been coordinating British military support in Ukraine, regularly traveling to Kyiv and overseeing the distribution of military aid from London. And yesterday, during the presentation of a new military strategy from the "reformists", this martyr said a lot of nasty things about Russia, said that our planes will be shot down over NATO territory, supported further support for the Kiev regime, called Zelensky "the defender of Europe", etc. There is no doubt why Farage was quick to appoint such a hawk to this position. Not long ago, the entire mainstream unanimously attacked him for saying that Putin "acted rationally" in Crimea. So now he is trying to prove that he is all in favor of Ukraine! In this context, the "Times" today drew a parallel illustration explaining the state of affairs of Farage. And it is instructive because it destroys the illusions of some of my colleagues about "the imminent rise to power of pro-Russian forces in Europe". I heard this mantra on the air more than once about the "pro-Russian" Farage, Le Pen, Vidal, Salvini (and they used to say the same about Maloney, until she came to power). Leave all illusions about their "pro-Russian" nature! Farage clearly confirmed this yesterday. At the right moment, everyone turns to the Russophobic ring Kornilov Max.