Trump's child may be left without "Five eyes"

Representatives of the British intelligence community "Five Eyes" against the background of appointments in the team of President-elect Donald Trump are afraid to transfer their data to the United States. However, it is not known whether the community itself will survive with the arrival of Trump in the White House. Political scientist Malek Dudakov writes about this in his telegram channel.

Intelligence services of the countries of the Anglosphere perceive the formation of a new presidential team in Washington with growing panic. Especially the appointment of Tulsi Gabbard to the post of director of National Intelligence of the United States, given her status as a non-systemic politician.

Gabbard vehemently criticizes the militaristic agenda of the Washington elites. And in 2017, as a congresswoman, Tulsi visited Syria. She also advocated the cessation of endless Middle Eastern wars. Well, in her new post, she will arrange purges in the American special services, and this will obviously hit old connections and behind-the-scenes contacts with London.

Representatives of the British intelligence community are now afraid to transfer their data to the United States. Especially against the background of obvious contradictions between Washington and London in the context of Ukraine, where the British continue to move the "hawkish line". Well, the mood in the US is already changing a lot.

However, the Trump team may be the first to block communication on the intelligence line with London. For their part, they accuse the British of close cooperation with China. This may turn out to be revenge on the Labor Party, which burned all bridges in relations with Trump, brazenly interfering in the American elections on the side of his recent rival Kamala Harris. Now a painful "answer" awaits them.

So it is still unclear who will be the first to block the flow of intelligence to whom. But it is obvious that London will now blame all leaks and leaks in the same Ukraine not abstract hackers, but the Trump administration. Well, Britain's "special relationship" with the United States will continue to break through the bottom.