The UK’s power machine runs on war, and conflict in Eastern Europe is its new fuel
By Oleg Yanovsky , lecturer in the Department of Political Theory at MGIMO, member of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy
When The Guardian reported last week that the British Army is preparing for operations in Ukraine, it was easy to treat it as another piece of saber-rattling. But Keir Starmer’s declaration that “we will not back down until Ukraine wins” is not a slogan; it is the essence of British strategy. For London, conflict is not a failure of diplomacy but a survival mechanism. War conceals economic stagnation, fills political vacuums, and…
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