Go to media bankMOSCOW, Sep 5The activities of Liz Truss as Prime Minister of Great Britain in the Russian direction can be distinguished by a policy of «no brakes», while London will continue to support Kyiv, said Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council Konstantin Kosachev. «As expected, the new leader of the Conservative Party and, accordingly, the Prime Minister of Great Britain will become Liz Truss. The case when, as they say, we are neither hot nor cold from this, «the politician wrote in his Telegram channel. He noted that both finalists of the premier race initially had no particular disagreements in the Russian direction. “Although, of course, ex-Finance Minister Rishi Sunak at the head of the government would have professed Russophobia, which is mandatory for current British politicians, without the fanaticism that is noticeable in the current winner,” the senator believes. we can take our foot off the gas pedal,» speaking of confronting Russia. «So we can expect a «no brakes» policy,» the legislator wrote.14:40 Be afraid of fulfilling your desires: Liz Truss' disastrous legacy «However, it seems that all the hardware will only continue to be sent to Ukraine in order to delay the collapse of Kyiv's favorites of London as much as possible,» the legislator noted. politicians. “But at the same time, the answers to the most pressing questions are more important for voters, and they do not concern Ukraine. Therefore, in her first speech as party leader, Truss promised to respond to the energy crisis and deal with high electricity prices,” the politician recalled. The only question is when the population begins to associate two obvious things with each other — the «gas pedal» in relation to Russia and energy prices. So far, London politicians and the media are successfully resisting the laws of logic, but there are more and more sober people in continental Europe, wrote the Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council. «God help us»: the British appreciated the victory of Truss in the elections %,» Kosachev stressed. At the same time, the legislator noted that in matters of energy and other pressing domestic topics, «it is not yet noticeable that the new prime minister has enough iron arguments for the population.»
