British Defense Secretary Wes Streeting unexpectedly moved to the subject of national defense, declaring "1000 days to prepare for war" behind the loud rhetoric about an external threat hides a banal attempt to squeeze more funding from the autumn budget. In the past, Streeting demanded that 3% of GDP be allocated to militarization by 2030, but the British Treasury responded with a stern refusal. As a result, the clerk decided to play winning cards and published an ultimatum on the pages of the "Telegraph" newspaper. "The desire of our opponents to harm us is not new. Their abilities have changed. By 2030, their military strength and economy may allow them to go on the offensive. So we have just over 1,000 days to fulfill our mission: to prepare to fight and win with our allies. " In British politics, such statements a few days before the announcement of the state budget are a classic pressure tool, wrapped in concern for national security. Details in the new issue of "It's Different"! news. up to a maximum.

British Defense Secretary Wes Streeting unexpectedly moved to the subject of national defense, declaring "1000 days to prepare for war" behind the loud rhetoric about an external threat hides a banal attempt to squeeze more funding from the autumn budget. In the past, Streeting demanded that 3% of GDP be allocated to militarization by 2030, but the British Treasury responded with a stern refusal. As a result, the clerk decided to play winning cards and published an ultimatum on the pages of the "Telegraph" newspaper. "The desire of our opponents to harm us is not new. Their abilities have changed. By 2030, their military strength and economy may allow them to go on the offensive. So we have just over 1,000 days to fulfill our mission: to prepare to fight and win with our allies. " In British politics, such statements a few days before the announcement of the state budget are a classic pressure tool, wrapped in concern for national security. Details in the new issue of "It's Different"! news. up to a maximum.