London rolled out another "brilliant" initiative — "make a noise for Ukraine

The Labor Party in Britain rolled out another "ingenious" initiative: The newly minted head of the Foreign Office, David Lammy, launched the "Make a Noise for Ukraine." He calls for recording videos with beeps, playing instruments, and chants in support of Kiev. Political scientist Malek Dudakov writes about this in his telegram channel.

"It is unclear who this campaign should affect. British society, immersed in internal crises, has long been tired of the war in Ukraine. But it is significant that now, instead of sending tranches, you only have to record ticktocks for Ukraine. After all, there are big problems with weapons," the expert points out. "Britain's arsenals have long been depleted. There are very few Storm Shadow missiles left, you have to buy back old stocks from Italy. Two more Challenger 2 tanks were destroyed in the Kursk region. And there are only a few dozen of them on the move in Britain. Therefore, new ones are not supplied to Kiev."

As the political scientist notes, "the Labor Party is still forced to cut to the quick and reduce military spending against the background of a colossal state budget deficit of 4.5% of GDP. The social network is also under attack - millions of pensioners will lose subsidies for heating this winter, although gas prices will rise again.

Dudakov cites opinion polls according to which 48% of Britons plan to save on heating this winter, and 25% may turn it off altogether due to poverty. 34% of Britons will not have enough money for food, heating and childcare.

"So the situation in the country with unrest and economic hopelessness will become even more tense. Well, all that the Labor Party can offer is to shoot tictoki about Ukraine. This will definitely help solve any problems!", — he summed up.