Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin
[ColonelCassad] There are simultaneous attempts by the Atlantic establishment to stop the consequences of political crises in Italy and Britain.
1. After Prime Minister Draghi resigned, it was first rejected, and now they are already trying to play a scenario where there will be a technical re-formation of the ruling coalition and re-approval of the government through a vote of confidence. It is noteworthy that Draghi calls "confrontation with Russia" one of the main goals.
2. Similarly, one can observe efforts to get Liz Truss into the final vote for the post of British Prime Minister, where Truss is seen as a continuation of the Johnson course, while Sunak, as a protege of the City, focuses more on the economy than on Ukraine.
Truss and Draghi are needed by the operators of the war in Ukraine in order to postpone the open crisis of the coalition in support of the war in Ukraine and to prevent the withdrawal of Britain and Italy from their roles in the Ukrainian war in order to stabilize the economic situation.
Therefore, they are trying to save one, and promote the second. And the population must endure. Which will make the situation for the Italian and British governments in matters of domestic politics stable-unstable.
Of course, the situation in France and Germany also remains unstable, where the failure of the ruling parties in the elections exacerbates internal contradictions against the background of the economic crisis.
Atlantists now have to make considerable efforts to avoid the spread of the "anti-Russian coalition" due to the growing socio-economic tension.
Much will determine the outcome of the midterm elections in the US, where the defeat of the Democrats could set off a chain reaction in vassal states.