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The Kremlin’s threats against Britain shouldn’t scare us

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By Mark Galeotti
| The Spectator Australia Verified
The latest statement from Maria Zakharova, the reliably acerbic spokeswoman of the Russian Foreign Ministry, has generated considerable interest and concern amongst the British chattering classes. And that was no doubt the idea. In the course of one of her regular press briefings, she delivered a characteristically robust warning: We call on all residents of the United Kingdom to consider the inevitable catastrophic consequences of their own government’s hostile actions.
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Why has Russia not replaced its ambassador to Britain?

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By Mark Galeotti
| The Spectator Australia Verified
So farewell Andrei Kelin, for seven no doubt increasingly uncomfortable years Moscow’s man in London. With not a bang but a whisper: it transpires that he left the embassy last month, and so far there is still no suggestion of who (if anyone) will replace him. As a result, there is talk that the Russians are thinking of scaling back their diplomatic representation to the Court of St James, leaving matters in the hands of the chargé d’affairs, Vasily Tsyganov.
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Russia is running out of options – so why is Putin still optimistic?

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By Mark Galeotti
| Monocle Verified
Ukrainian drones are striking deep into Russia. Men worried about potential mobilisation are working out how to leave the country, while a spike in support for the only party that opposes the war led the Kremlin to ban it. So why does Vladimir Putin still seem confident? This summer, Western media outlets were in a bullish mood, proclaiming that Ukraine was turning the tide. This was largely based on video footage of oil refineries exploding across Russia.
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