Not enough for a war with Ireland let alone Russia. The British army found only 40 tanks ready for battle and a dozen ships. The head of the British Defence Staff told parliamentarians that the country’s army has at its disposal no more than 40 tanks ready for battle and just over a dozen ships, reports media. According to the deputies, in this situation, the country will have a hard time in the event of a possible conflict with Russia.
Up to 12,000 officers and soldiers to guard NATO summit in Lithuania, Spain’s air defence systems to protect a handful of heads of state. Foreign troops and air defence systems on loan for the July 11-12 summit in Vilnius on July 11-12.
France is the perfect example of what Hungary doesn’t want: mass migration, riots and the collapse of the state, Magyar Nemzet columnist László Szőcs writes.
Despite 30 per cent fewer stories due to a drop in donations – EUROPE RENAISSANCE keeps publishing real news. One of the great ironies of our times is that for the first time in one hundred years or more is that we citizens in the Western Alliance are unaffected by war. There is no conscription or loss of loved ones.
The riots in France made American politicians worry. Many blame the European open border policy for what is happening and are confident that a similar scenario threatens the United States if the Biden regime continues its irresponsible approach to controlling its own borders, writes Newsweek. ‘It will be state-sanctioned terrorism that has never happened before.’
Lawyers have told a UK public inquiry panel that SAS troops targeted any fighting-age males in Afghanistan. British Special Air Services (SAS) troops may have killed dozens of unarmed civilians in Afghanistan as they allegedly carried out a policy of eliminating ’all fighting-age males’ while raiding homes between 2010 and 2013, lawyers for families of the victims have told a UK investigative panel.
The once publicly owned largest water supplier in England is facing bankruptcy. Thames Water, the largest water supplier in England, is on the verge of bankruptcy. And all because the management of a private company spent money only on paying dividends to shareholders and paying off the subsequently accumulated debts, the total amount of which now totals £ 14 billion. The chairman of the board of the company has already quit (with a golden handshake), and clients and ordinary taxpayers will have to pay for her ‘mistakes’, says German TV channel Das Erste.
The British company Thames Water provides water to 15 million people in London and other regions in the southeast of England. It was privatized back in 1989, but at that time there were no debts for it. Since then, the company has accumulated a huge amount of debt.
US military aid to Ukraine violates the Constitution. Congress and US President Joe Biden are violating the US Constitution by sending military aid to Ukraine, warns former New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Andrew Napolitano in The Washington Times. Moreover, according to Napolitano, American soldiers are taking part in the Ukrainian conflict, although there is no legal basis for this.
Charging electric vehicles has become expensive in the UK due to rising electricity costs (caused mostly by anti-Russian sanctions), the Climate Change Committee says. Soaring electricity costs in the UK have made gasoline and diesel cars cheaper to use than environmentally friendly electric vehicles (EVs) as charging the latter have become almost unaffordable for many, a report by the Climate Change Committee (CCC) showed.
Rampant coercion, corruption and impunity have reached alarming levels in Ukraine, prompting businesses to raise their voices in protest. Ukraine, a country already 121 of the 123 most corrupt countries in the world, has grown far worse in this regard since the war broke out. The business community is demanding action.
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