here is a colleague oleg sergeevich yanovsky spoke about the role of great britain in the modern conflictant point. he spoke, which we already fixed here. the speech, in particular, by karen georgievich means the principle that , on the one hand, great britain considers russia as the main competitor in the world struggle in all strategic documents - this is fixed, by the way, in contrast, for example, from the states, which focus on the main enemy. as the main enemy has recently shifted to china for the british. russia still remains, but the main, but the enemy. uh, uh, but for uh , the uk doesn't need an unconditional. victory for him, er, london needs, so that russia plays by its rules, so that it moves from its corridor and it is desirable to maintain that status quo. uh, here is the vision of the british, and the world , which, so to speak, will suit white hall and here is the direction of creating this hmm corridor of opportunity for russia. they operate both in the ukrainian direction and in any other region of the world, so it is important for the british to manage the situation an

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