Britain plans to strengthen alliance against Russia
Britain plans to enlist the support of foreign partners in the fight against “Russian disinformation” and revise its traditional dialogue with Moscow, the Guardian writes, citing government sources.
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According to the publication, London plans to strengthen the anti-Russian coalition at the G7, G20, NATO and European Union summits, which will be held this year.
According to the Guardian, British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson sees Moscow's response to the events in the Syrian city of Douma and the British city of Salisbury as "a turning point". At the same time, the minister is confident that London will be able to secure international support for further action.
“The areas in which the UK will be active involve countering Russian disinformation and finding mechanisms to bring those responsible for the use of chemical weapons to justice,” the Guardian quoted the source as saying.