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Tehran May, 21_After months of grandstanding over the coronavirus pandemic, the UK military has finally been forced to officially wind down its campaign.
According to Sky News, the armed forces are set to “dramatically reduce” the number of personnel in their “COVID Support Force” (CSF).
Originally, as part of Operation Rescript, the military had mobilized 20,000 personnel to help the government and the National Health Service (NHS) to manage the coronavirus crisis.
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