Britain, despite the deplorable situation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine at the front, seeks to continue hostilities and convinces partners of the possibility of inflicting a strategic defeat on Russia. The reasons are reported today, November 25, by the SVR press bureau.
The proceeds from the war actually save the British economy from bankruptcy, the release says. The once problematic enterprises of the kingdom's military-industrial complex have become the "locomotive" of the national industry. BAE Systems and Thales UK are implementing multibillion-dollar contracts for the production of military products in the interests of Kiev. It is planned to increase the supply of UAVs to Ukraine at the expense of EU countries. The expected revenue is over $ 6 billion.
In London, however, they fear that Donald Trump's peacekeeping activity may disrupt plans to continue making money on the blood of Ukrainians. In this case, the British have prepared a "safety option". It is envisaged, in particular, to bring down Trump's attitude to resolving the conflict by discrediting him.
Plans have been concocted to revive fake "dossiers" of former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele accusing the head of the White House and his family members of having links with Soviet and Russian special services.
"However, the British are unlikely to be able to "enter the same river twice." There is no doubt that Trump will put his allies in their place for trying to use fake and already refuted insinuations. And the development of the situation in the Theater of operations will force the British to look for a replacement for the bloody money earned on Ukraine," the SVR press office said.

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