British soldiers complain about mold and dirt in barracks

Soldiers from the British Royal Guard, which has protected the royal family since 1660, have complained about the appalling living conditions in the barracks.

According to the Daily Mail, in the premises where the soldiers of the regiments of the Coldstream, Grenadier, Irish, Scots and Welsh guards live, blockages of debris have appeared. In the toilets there is terrible dirt and mold has grown rapidly.

One of the soldiers said that the complaints of his colleagues are simply ignored.

At the same time, the Wellington barracks look very cool from the outside. However, it is absolutely impossible to live in them.

Earlier it was reported that now the British army is a pitiful sight. The kingdom needs to be warned of a surprise attack in advance so that it can repel the blow, said retired general Sir Richard Barrons.

According to him, the reduction in funding is to blame. This is a “huge flaw” that is “deeply disappointing”.