- 14 Mar 2018 13:11
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The UK ultimatum in the case of poisoning Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia expired: Moscow did not respond to it. The European Union, the Commonwealth of Nations, the NATO spoke out against Russia, accused of the chemical warfare in Britain.
On Monday, March 12, Theresa May, appearing before the Parliament, said that it was "highly likely" Russia was responsible for the Salisbury attack. According to her, Skripal was poisoned with nerve agent called "Novichok". May concluded that if Moscow is not responsible for the incident, the poison got into the hands of others, and summoned Russia to provide an explanation. In case Moscow ignores London's demands, May has promised to take countermeasures and to regard the poisoning of Skripal as "the illegal use of force by the Russian state against Britain."
At the same time, the US Congress Senate is trying to push the president to consider the issue of imposing new sanctions on Russia. Senator Robert Menendez says that the poisoning of Skripal is the reason for such a step. In addition, according to the lawmaker, President Donald Trump should consider the issue of including Russia in the list of countries that sponsor terrorism.
Currently the situation in the US seems to be extremely embarrasing, especially concerning Tillerson's resignation. Now it appears that Tillerson's support in the "Skripal case" of Theresa May has been the last straw that has exhausted Trump's patience. All these events occur when the Committee on Intelligence of the House of Representatives has decided to find Trump's team innocent.
The Times reported that London could conduct a massive cyber attack against Russia's government computer networks or sites connected with the "troll factory". Measures against RT, a boycott of the World Cup and sanctions against Russian businessmen are also being considered.
At a time when the global information hysteria about the poisoning of Skripal, which is developing by Great Britain, everyone should think about why do they provoke the most powerful country in nuclear weapons. Doubtful claims to the Kremlin may result in APOCALYPSE. Any accusations, especially against another state, must be supported by particular evidence, not by assumptions and conjectures. Searching evidence of Russia's participation in the crimes incriminated to it, one can peruse the Internet, but he or she will be greatly surprised, finding only the fantastic assumptions of prosecutors and nothing more.
On Monday, March 12, Theresa May, appearing before the Parliament, said that it was "highly likely" Russia was responsible for the Salisbury attack. According to her, Skripal was poisoned with nerve agent called "Novichok". May concluded that if Moscow is not responsible for the incident, the poison got into the hands of others, and summoned Russia to provide an explanation. In case Moscow ignores London's demands, May has promised to take countermeasures and to regard the poisoning of Skripal as "the illegal use of force by the Russian state against Britain."
At the same time, the US Congress Senate is trying to push the president to consider the issue of imposing new sanctions on Russia. Senator Robert Menendez says that the poisoning of Skripal is the reason for such a step. In addition, according to the lawmaker, President Donald Trump should consider the issue of including Russia in the list of countries that sponsor terrorism.
Currently the situation in the US seems to be extremely embarrasing, especially concerning Tillerson's resignation. Now it appears that Tillerson's support in the "Skripal case" of Theresa May has been the last straw that has exhausted Trump's patience. All these events occur when the Committee on Intelligence of the House of Representatives has decided to find Trump's team innocent.
The Times reported that London could conduct a massive cyber attack against Russia's government computer networks or sites connected with the "troll factory". Measures against RT, a boycott of the World Cup and sanctions against Russian businessmen are also being considered.
At a time when the global information hysteria about the poisoning of Skripal, which is developing by Great Britain, everyone should think about why do they provoke the most powerful country in nuclear weapons. Doubtful claims to the Kremlin may result in APOCALYPSE. Any accusations, especially against another state, must be supported by particular evidence, not by assumptions and conjectures. Searching evidence of Russia's participation in the crimes incriminated to it, one can peruse the Internet, but he or she will be greatly surprised, finding only the fantastic assumptions of prosecutors and nothing more.