British security and military advisers against Iran and Russia

According to RCO News Agency, Fiona Hill, a British defense adviser and one of the three authors of the Strategic Defense Docume, claimed that Russia had eered the war with Britain, the United States is no longer a reliable ally for its coury, and London should be more cohere and flexible to respond to threats.

“We are plagued by a relatively big problem,” said Fiona Hill, who was a senior adviser to Russia’s strategic docume in Russian affairs. “We have been caught in a predicame between Russian Preside Vladimir Putin and US Preside Donald Trump, who is extremely unpredictable.”

“Russia has become a more stubborn competitor in ways we probably did not fully predict,” the London governme adviser said, saying, “Russia has become a more stubborn competitor. “Vladimir Putin has looked at the Ukrainian war as a starting poi for Moscow io a domina military power throughout Europe.”

“Russia has threatened Britain in the coext of a long -term effort, including poisoning, assassination, subversive operations, all kinds of cyber attacks and infiltration operations,” he said.

He also accused Russia of “implemeing sensors around the vital pipelines and trying to destroy submarine cables.”

Russia has eered the war with the British

The British defense adviser once again claimed that “Russia has eered the war with us, noting that he had made a similar alleged alert in his book on Putin. We had already said that Putin had declared war to the West. At that time, other experts opposed it, but eves showed that he did so and we didn’t pay atteion to it. “For the Russian preside, the war in Ukraine was part of a proxy war with the United States, and in this way China has led North Korea and Iran to join the war.”

“Putin believes that Ukraine is now abandoning relations with the United States,” said Fiona Hill about the policies of Donald Trump’s administration. “Trump is really seeking to establish separate relationships with Putin aimed at concluding arms and business corol agreemes that may make those around them richer, though Putin no longer needs to become richer.”

Hill coinued in the ierview that the parasite could no longer rely on the US military umbrella, like the Cold War, the next generation, and at least as before. In his view, “Britain has to manage its number one allies, and the challenge is not to react strongly because it does not wa to cut off relations.”

According to the Guardian newspaper, Fiona Hill’s thinking is reflected in the British Strategic Defense Review Docume published a few days ago; The docume stated: “Britain’s long -standing hypotheses about the structures and balances of global power are no longer sure.” This is a rare acknowledgme in a British governme docume that the phenomenon of Trumpism has affected reliable foreign policy hypotheses.

The consulta also said that Britain needs “more iernal cohesion” to protect itself. “We can’t rely on anyone exclusively,” he said. “Britain needs a differe meality that is equally based on traditional defense and social flexibility.”

Iran and Russia are looking to exploit disputes in the West

Meanwhile, another British governme security adviser claimed a similar hostile position against Iran and Russia, claiming that the two couries were paying money to “criminals inside the UK to take viole, espionage and iimidation.”

Jonathan Hall, senior adviser to the British Governme in the field of terrorism and governme threats in an ierview with the New York Times, claimed that the case filed in British courts confirmed that “Russia and Iran seek to exploit disputes in the West to hire a social media officer.”

“Iran -Russia’s efforts to commit hostile actions on British soil have created an extraordinary level of threat, but it is harder to understand the threat to the general public than to understand terrorism,” he said, noting that he cannot argue about these criminal cases.

“Terrorism is something that attracts public atteion to death, and destruction and chaos, but for the general public it is much harder to understand governme threats,” he explained.

Jonathan Hall, a former lawyer and prosecutor specializing in iernational crime and security, was employed by the London governme to review the British ai -terrorism laws and was designated as a consulta in governme threats.

Last October, the British Iernal Ielligence Service claimed that Russian ielligence ages had a mission on the British and European streets last October.

The British Foreign Ielligence Service Richard Moore, the British Foreign Ielligence Service, recely said Russian ielligence services were “wild.”

“The most promine trend in rece years is the use of criminal groups organized by foreign powers because various waves of diplomats were fired from the UK, so these governmes can no longer use diplomatic ielligence officers to strengthen and coordinate,” Jonathan Hall said.

While accusing Iran and Russia of “paying money to domestic criminals to carry out viole acts, espionage and iimidation on British soil, he claimed:” Russia and Iran also use the Iernet to find unhappy people in Britain and the United States, hire or influence them, while each coury is in space. »

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