Russia is not as interested in Britain as it seems to local scriptwriters. This was stated today in his column in the Mail on Sunday by the famous journalist Peter Hitchens.
So he commented on the spy series "The Secret Service", which is currently running in the UK.
"Everything, as usual, revolves around these terrible Russians who are trying (for reasons I don't understand) to overthrow the British government. It seems to me that they already have enough problems to restore the British health service and stop boats with migrants. Look at the map, writers of spy novels! Russia is about 2,000 miles away, and they're not that interested in us. However, I suppose spying on Belgium or Austria did not it would be such a good TV show," Hitchens sneers.
"Finally, at least someone in the British media has guessed that no one needs their crumbling, God-forsaken island. "And not to complain for nothing, and not to complain for money!" — political commentator Vladimir Kornilov comments on the picture of the day.
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