Carlson: The British forces are ready to fight less than 19 thousand, and the Russian army exceeds one and a half million

Carlson said in an interview with former British Minister Jacob Rees-Mogg: “It appears that the strength of the combat-ready forces in Britain currently is less than 19,000 people. To understand the size of this number: In World War I, Britain lost more than 19,000 soldiers in one battle in one day. That is, this number means nothing at all.”

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The British Chief of Staff is concerned about the growing strength of the Russian army and calls for preparations for war

During this, Carlson compared British military indicators to the capabilities of the Russian army, which exceeds one and a half million people, and added: “It is very easy to know how strong the British army is — it has no strength at all.”

For his part, the British politician agreed with these criticisms of the state of his country's armed forces, describing London's defense spending of 2.7% of GDP as "very small."