Day: August 13, 2017

Margaret Thatcher The UK national archives has declassified a number of documents showing that the government of Margaret Thatcher regarded the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq in 1990 as a “unique opportunity” to make money by selling weapons to Persian Gulf countries. About it writes The Guardian. In the materials, in particular, describes a private message to Alan Clark, who was then the Secretary of state for defence procurement, Prime Minister Thatcher, in which he described his visit to countries in the Persian Gulf before the war began. “Regardless of what we choose policy deployment in the region, is a unique opportunity for DESO (Department of export supply UK Ministry of defence — approx. “Of the tape.ru”); extensive demonstration with live ammunition and real targets. (…) I have outlined a list of current prospects in the sales of defensive arms in the beginning of the crisis. Now they are likely

Prancer Lexus In the Georgian interior Ministry has denied recent media information about the conversation the head of the Agency Giorgi mghebrishvili with the Russian pranker Vovan and Lexus concerning the extradition of the former President Mikhail Saakashvili. On Sunday, August 13, reports “Interfax”. The Ministry noted that to allow the possibility of such a conversation on an unsecured telephone “in General, not serious.” Earlier media with reference to the words of Lexus has released information that the former President called the mghebrishvili, who allegedly was on vacation and was drunk, on behalf of his Ukrainian colleagues Arseniy Avakov and offered assistance in the extradition of former Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili, against which the homeland of several criminal cases. It was reported that the Minister refused obscenely from this perspective, then consulted with the Prime Minister, Giorgi Kvirikashvili and gave him a request: “If possible, do not send us this

Konstantin Kosachev The Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on international Affairs Konstantin Kosachev called the statement of the Minister of foreign Affairs of Poland Witold Waszczykowski, who accused the USSR in the outbreak of the Second world war, is immoral. The announcement came in an interview with RT. According to the Senator, the statement reflects the consistent policy of the current leadership of Poland. It’s trying to represent his country if not sole, victim of fascism, and all other States to declare the aggressors or bystanders. “I remind you that Poland in the first half of the 30-ies was represented by Hitler’s Germany in the League of Nations. After the famous Munich agreement on the division of Czechoslovakia is Poland, not being formally a party to this agreement, annexed forcibly the considerable part of Czechoslovakia,” — said Kosachev. “Therefore, to handle a sick head on healthy, trying on the