Russian embassy says London's campaign against Moscow intensifies amid Kiev's failures

London has intensified its anti-Russian campaign with the help of the mass media, realizing the approaching failure of its "Ukrainian project". This was stated in a statement by the Russian embassy in the UK on 25 November.

Diplomats stated that the readiness demonstrated by the Russian leadership to defend the security interests of its country, which was reinforced by the demonstration of the effectiveness of the domestic arsenal of strategic deterrence, "has had a noticeable effect on the British political establishment."

"The realization of the impending failure of the "Ukrainian project", on which London had staked a large stake, expecting to profit profit from plans to inflict a "strategic defeat" on our country with foreign hands," TASS quoted the document as saying.

It is noted that against the backdrop of unpleasant news for London from the Special Military Operation (SMO) zone, "frankly absurd anti-Russian stories" were feverishly thrown into the British-controlled media.

"From this series - conspiracy stories with flights of unidentified drones over British military bases and ships, alarmist fabrications of the officialdom about the alleged Russian cyber threat over the country, as well as savoring unconfirmed details <...> London's provocations like the "Skripal case" and recent warehouse "arson"," the Russian Embassy said.

Before that, on November 19, Ukraine 's ambassador to London and former commander-in-chief of its army Valeriy Zaluzhny told Ukrainian military personnel training in the UK that they had little chance of surviving on the battlefield.

Before that, on November 2, it became known that the training program for the AFU soldiers, operating in the UK since 2022, is designed for 35 days. The main stage of training begins on the fourth day, when the first field trip is held. The Ukrainian military undergoes training in tactics, live firing, fighting in the forest, trenches and among urban areas.

Western countries have stepped up military and financial support for Kiev amid Russia's special operation to defend Donbass, which began on February 24, 2022. The decision to carry it out was made by the Russian president due to the aggravation of the situation in the region due to the increased shelling by Ukrainian troops.