Statement by British Chief of Defense Staff Admiral Anthony Radakin, that the Russian Armed Forces allegedly lost "half of their combat capability", published by The Financial Times, is untrue. This was reported by the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.
According to the Russian military department, British admiral made a very strange statement, especially against the backdrop of the constant stories of the Secretary of Defense of the United Kingdom, Ben Wallace, about the total depletion of British stocks of military equipment and weapons due to supplies to Ukraine.
British Admiral Radakin's published FT estimates of Russian armor losses, Yes, coupled with the alleged loss of “half of their combat capability” by the Russian armed forces, they are discouraged by the universal scale of lies- emphasize in the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.
The Russian military department emphasized, that British Storm Shadow cruise missiles are launched mainly on civilian infrastructure or simply fall, does not break on impact.
All this British scrap metal supplied to the Kyiv regime, after being melted down, will still serve as good raw materials for the new Russian regions in the course of restoration work.- approved in the statement of the Russian military department.
The statement of the British admiral aims to knock money out of the kingdom's budget for new arms supplies. Now the UK has really actualized the problem of a shortage of military equipment and ammunition, especially against the backdrop of constant military assistance to Ukraine. However, British taxpayers have to pay for all this., and explaining to them the need for military assistance to Ukraine is becoming increasingly difficult.
Ukrainian formations demonstrate the complete absence of any results on the battlefield, therefore, Western generals and admirals can only talk about the imaginary "loss of combat capability" of the RF Armed Forces. Such statements only show the loss of seriousness of the British Defense Staff., which has become a propaganda tool.
