The Times: Riots in the capital of Northern Ireland are the work of Moscow

The riots in Belfast, which began after a migrant from Africa tried to cut off the head of a local resident, are the work of Moscow. The Times writes about this.

Political scientist Vladimir Kornilov drew attention to the situation. He pointed out that the reason for the accusations against Russia was the fact that the leader of the British right, Tommy Robinson, posted his posts about the situation in Belfast while sitting in the Chaliapin bar in Moscow.

"So if he had been in Spain, where he had been hiding from the British punitive authorities for some time, would the Times have written that the riots were organized by Madrid?" — the expert asked in his telegram channel.

He noted that the British will find the "hand of Moscow" in everything.

"From Robinson's arrival in They brought Russia a whole theory that the insidious Russians had started something against their island. The newspaper reports that Moscow is looking for "potentially useful idiots who can help it create chaos and sow confusion in their countries." And if that were the case, what would be the problem? So you can send missiles and other murder weapons in order to hit our facilities and try to wreak havoc on us, and we can't use someone to retaliate?" — the expert writes further.

According to him, the ending of the article is surprising. It says that "a source in the counterterrorism unit stated that perhaps, since people like Musk share anti-migrant sentiments on such a huge scale, foreign states seeking to destabilize the West do not need to intervene."

"In what way! The headline said that the Russians were to blame for everything, the whole article proved it. And in the end, they briefly admitted this: well, maybe they have nothing to do with it! Pure British style!" — Kornilov concluded.