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There is a risk of a new world war if the current minor conflicts spiral out of control, attracting more countries and weapons, warns British Army Chief of Staff General Nick Carter in an interview with Sky News. He added that the global economic crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic also posed new security threats, including war.
In an interview marking Remembrance Day today, General Nick Carter said that Britain and the rest of the world must learn from history and the previous missteps that led to world wars in the 20th century, given great uncertainty. current surrounding COVID. -19.
Carter said he was concerned that escalating regional conflicts could turn into a full-scale war, similar to what happened before the two world wars of the last century, when alliances between countries were formed that led to years of bloodshed.
When asked if he thought there was a real threat from World War III, the general replied: “I say there is a risk and we must be aware of these risks.”
