hurriyet.com.tr / FOREIGN NEWS
The eyes and ears of the world have been on the news from Ukraine for months. While the war, which started with the order of Russian President Putin, continued at full speed, a remarkable move came from England.
The West and Russia are experiencing the most tense period in their history due to the war in Ukraine.
As the war continues to take lives in the eastern regions of Ukraine EnglandThere was a warning that would be talked about a lot.
According to the news in the British Daily Mail, Paul Carney, who is shown as one of the most senior officers in the British army, warned the troops to “get ready for war with Russia”.
THAT’S HOW IT CLAIMED TO THE SOLDIERS: PREPARE YOUR LOVED ONES
Carney, who wrote an article for Soldier magazine, asked soldiers to check their physical readiness for a battle.
‘World It has changed and we have to be prepared for new realities,’ said the British officer in his article and included the following statements;
‘The people who have the most difficult role in our absence are our loved ones and our families. It is also important that we prepare them for this situation.’
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Britain, which has supported Kiev since the first day of the war, announced in recent weeks that it will provide Ukraine with more multiple rocket systems and guided missiles.
In the past period, the commander of the British army, General Sir Patrick Sanders, had given the British soldiers the message ‘Get ready to fight in Europe’.
Sanders made the following statements in his statement underlining that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine led to a ‘new era of insecurity’;
‘There is now an imperative to form an Army that can fight alongside our allies and defeat Russia in battle.’
OVERSEAS OPERATION PROMISE
“We are the generation that must once again prepare the military to fight in Europe,” said Sanders, 56, who previously commanded operations in Northern Ireland, Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan.
The British commander also promised to accelerate his plans to modernize the Army and to deploy more often overseas to respond more quickly to crises.
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