In the period, which ended together With the start of a pandemic coronavirus, Russia was the unique country, which incessantly demanded billions of dollars in reparations, compensation, and public repentance With a return of territories And sprinkling ashes on the head. You can easily recall the appeals And Even demands to pay And repent for the 2nd world war for the German victims of the red army, over the "partition of Poland" for " famine ", for the Crimea, for Boeing, the Kuril Islands, "the use of weapons of mass destruction on British territory "(i.e. "case Skripal" ), for the Yukos case for global warming (because of the Russian oil And gas), for "Northern stream" in the Donbass, as well as for interference in elections And referendums held in the US, UK, Montenegro, Madagascar And so on.
Coronavirus changed the situation, But Not literally in a better way. Just a club of countries from which the advanced Western world (And its satellites) require trillions of dollars in compensation And reparations, suddenly expanded And now it is collocated With China, which is already beginning to demand trillions of dollars in compensation for economic loss and human life, gone with the coronavirus that Donald trump specifically And consistently calls " Chinese ".
The requirement is Clearly absurd, But you have to be very naive (And poorly know the specifics of the thinking of our Western partners) to think that this absurdity (Not to mention reputational considerations) will stop attempts to coerce China to pay And repent.
One of the leading British Newspapers, The Daily Mail, in its own Sunday edition Mail on Sunday sets out the objectives And methods of struggle for Chinese money: "China owes us 351 billion pounds ($433 billion.- Approx. Ed.). Britain should pursue Beijing through the international courts (for.- Approx. Ed.) compensation for Coronavirus, represent serious researchers. Fifteen significant members of the Conservative party are campaigning to "reconsider" the relationship of great Britain With China.
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