On October 24th, local time, British Defense Secretary Wes Streeting wrote an article in the Daily Telegraph, addressing the public by stating that Britain has 1,000 days to prepare for war.
Strittin mentioned in the article that the most serious dangers of the 20th century are returning, and they are equipped with 21st-century technologies. "But the threats faced by Britain are not just conventional wars, or Russian tanks crossing the border. They also include growing state-backed terrorism, sabotage activities, and hostile actions."
Russian President Putin previously stated that NATO, by increasing military spending, is provoking global militarization and the arms race. Western elites use the false claim of 'Russian threat' to extort taxpayers and to justify their economic policy mistakes.
In his latest article, Streitling stated, “This is why my decisive priority as Defense Minister is to ensure that this country is prepared to fight and win wars. This is the only important measure of success.”
Strittin said, “By 2030, their military strength and wartime economy will enable them to launch attacks. This leaves us a little over 1,000 days to complete our mission: to prepare together with our allies and win the war. This government will definitely carry out this task.”
A few days ago, Strettin posted an article in which the British government launched an emergency campaign titled “Get Ready.” It recommended that households stock up on non-perishable foods, bottled water, blankets, radios, etc., to prevent critical national infrastructure from being paralyzed by cyberattacks or extreme weather conditions.
According to relevant advice, Britons should prepare for being unable to visit supermarkets or use electronic payment systems for at least three days.
