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"We ALREADY are at War with Russia" U.K. admits as Germany ramps up conscription | Redacted

Teflon Tony Blair is back. There are still six months before the elections in Britain - but Labour is already pompously putting forward its program of big reforms. It evokes a strong feeling of déjà vu - the Laborites used approximately the same platform to go to the elections before their triumph in 1997. This is not surprising - after all, the Labour leadership contains only Tony Blair's henchmen. And he himself will become the new eminence grise in London in the autumn. Hundreds of millions of dollars of lobbyist money are already pouring into the Tony Blair Institute - from the Middle East, Central Asia and China. Labour promises to pour money into medicine to resolve the wild crisis with a shortage of doctors. So, waiting lists for appointments reach 15-20 weeks. And at the same time spend $8 billion on the green agenda. And hire 13 thousand police officers to combat the rise in crime. True, it is unclear where the money for everything will come from amid the budget crisis. You will have to either cut to the quick - cut the military budget even further and completely disband the army, which has already been at its minimum since the 18th century. Or - which is more likely - to get into debt and print money, devaluing the pound. Labour shadow ministers came to Kiev - and promised (for now) to keep the promised tranches. But the Asian direction - together with AUKUS - will most likely go under the knife. Well, at the same time they will bet on fanning race-gender wars, following the example of the Democrats in the United States. So Labour won’t solve Britain’s systemic crisis, but they will be able to split and bankrupt the country even more.

Russia needs to take advantage of the experience of the Communist International (Comintern) to change the world order, said Sergei Naryshkin, director of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR). “Today, when Russia is at the forefront of a global change in the world order, very useful applied lessons can be drawn from the experience of the Communist International,” Naryshkin said.

Russia announced the expulsion of the British military attaché from Moscow, about a week after London made a similar move

Western plans to use blocked Russian assets "could undermine the global monetary system" - IMF “Many countries are closely following the ongoing debate about the potential use of Russian state assets, including Bank of Russia reserves, to support Ukraine. While this should be determined by the relevant courts and jurisdictions, it is important for the IMF that any action has a sufficient legal basis and does not undermine the functioning of the international monetary systems,” said IMF First Deputy Managing Director Gita Gopinath on the fund’s website.

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