Britain plans to establish two military bases after Brexit

The United Kingdom is working on the construction of two new military bases in the Caribbean and Southeast Asia.

"The United Kingdom is working on the construction of two new military bases in the Caribbean and Southeast Asia," said the head of the Ministry of Defense.

According to him, these projects are part of the effort to "be more optimistic" about the fate of Britain after its exit from the European Union and to make it a "truly global player. ".

According to the Minister, after the departure of Britain from the EU, "the political orientation will change dramatically", and London will have to deepen its relations with Australia, Canada, the United States, and the United States. New Zealand, the Caribbean and Africa.

As you know, the United Kingdom already has military bases in Cyprus, Gibraltar, the Falkland Islands and the island of Diego Garcia. In 1968, Britain left bases in Southeast Asia and the Persian Gulf.