The Covert War: How Britain and Russia Are Already in Conflict
The Military ShowJuly 27, 202519 min258,200 views
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- 💡 Britain and Russia are engaged in a 21st-century geopolitical conflict that extends beyond traditional warfare into cyberspace, financial markets, and shadow operations.
- 🎯 This conflict is largely invisible to the public, with Russian hackers targeting British networks daily and MI6 operatives working to support Ukraine.
- ⚠️ MI5 assesses that Russian agents may be planning assassination attempts on British soil, highlighting the escalated nature of this covert war.
Roots of the Conflict: NATO Expansion and Russian Resentment
- 🔑 The current tensions trace back to Russian President Vladimir Putin's belief that NATO expansion eastward threatens Russia's influence and core ideology.
- 🌍 NATO's growth, seen by member states as promoting liberal internationalism and collective security, is perceived by Russia as a direct threat and erosion of its global standing.
- 💥 This ideological clash, simmering for decades, escalated when Russia viewed Ukraine's potential NATO membership as a critical boundary, leading to the conflict in Ukraine and a proxy war with NATO.
Cyber Warfare and Infrastructure Attacks
- 💻 Russia has demonstrated its capability for large-scale cyberattacks, such as the NotPetya incident in 2017, which caused billions in global damages and targeted critical economic systems.
- 🔌 British infrastructure faces
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