faculty of the general staff of the armed forces of the military academy of belarus, colonel andrei bogodelritain and its potential, which is underestimated. let's continue this topic, tell our viewers what we should pay attention to. it’s very difficult for great britain to answer, because it is a ghostly empire, it’s as if it doesn’t exist, but at the same time it is present everywhere, all the events that happen at the core are exactly britain, after which, when a big noise arises, britain skillfully moves aside, further germany, france become to blame, the united states, anyone, anyone , look, when the nordic flows exploded, the first was britain, then they slowly began to move to the usa, and somewhere else they began... we need to wait for a serious change in our region, since britain is very, very serious about inflicting a political defeat on the russian federation. if we are talking specifically about france, yes there. many also say: well, only migrants come there, nothing like that actually happens there. france today, in fact its own, this is the only state with some kind of sov

faculty of the general staff of the armed forces of the military academy of belarus, colonel andrei bogodell, which is underestimated, let's continue this topic, tell our viewers what we should pay attention to, where the dangers are. well, look, everyone is saying, well, how much of that britain is there, in the end, yes, it already had power, it has long been a channel into oblivion and what it represents ... we see some couple of divisions there, maybe these ships, which one aircraft carrier disassembles so that the second one can sail, this one ultimately does not sail anywhere, that is, well , everything is actually a little different, this is how we evaluate their potential. britain, on in any case, this is a state, great britain, which has a large number of its subjects, that is, there is even a commonwealth of these states that are defined under the crown, the same is canada, the same australia, new zealand, these are all the states that are today under the crown of britain, yes, we can say that they are kind of... the british crown is such a rather nominal, ephemeral concept, it’s