Trust is the main thing in relations between people and.

diplomats. And in this respect between London and Moscow everything is all right. At least.

least, British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, who arrived in.

Friday, December 22, in Moscow on a working visit, said he was ready to entrust the Russian.

colleague all - even their own things. "As soon as I.

came here, I immediately gave my coat, everything that I had in my pockets,.

To Sergey Lavrov. My gloves, all. I knew that he would look after them and nothing.

bad will not happen, "Johnson told reporters at a press conference.

Lavrov thanked for the trust and informed "in secret" that the pockets of the British minister were nothing. "So you have already searched them?" - Johnson specified with.

with a smile. However, this was not the only joke through the teeth. Answering.

to the question of a British journalist about the alleged interference of Russian.

agents in the domestic political processes in the United Kingdom, Lavrov pointed out,.

that even Johnson denied this. To this the head of the British Foreign Ministry immediately objected,.

that there was no "successful" intervention, he said, he only talked about.

this. Lavrov was sympathetic to this amendment, since in.

course, that, keep silent Johnson, "he will be spoiled in his homeland.

reputation". In response, the British minister said that he was more concerned.

reputation of Lavrov himself. The Russian Foreign Minister only sighed: "It is difficult to speak without facts," he complained.. - I think,.

that you there invented yourself this all in your western company and,.

unfortunately, you are now in captivity with this topic. Highly.

it's hard to get off the fence, to which you climbed, "- quotes Lavrov RIA.

The arrival of Boris Johnson in Moscow was interrupted by a five-year break in.

visits of British Foreign Ministers to Russia.