Russia maliciously blocked in the Security Council (UN Security Council) a resolution on the investigation of chemical attacks in Syria. This was done in order to prevent the investigation of the incident in the Duma and to hide the traces of the crime.

This is sure the Prime Minister of Great Britain Teresa May. Today, April 16, she will address the parliament with a speech on the situation in the Arab Republic and ask the Speaker of the House of Commons to hold an emergency debate over the missile strike that the United States, Great Britain and France inflicted on the territory of Syria. The text of the speech of the head of government was published in advance by the press. It follows that May, as guilty of all the ills of humanity, still considers Russia. "There were clear attempts to block any proper investigation, as we saw in the case of the Russian veto at the UN earlier in the week.

We can not delay in order to alleviate the suffering of the civilian population caused by chemical weapons attacks, "the prime minister said in a statement.. Commenting on the fact that the alleged chemical attack in the Duma can not be investigated, May immediately stated that the responsibility for dumping bombs with toxic substances lies on the regime of Bashar Assad. That is, she made this conclusion in advance, without any investigation. "The inspectors with the mandate of the UN Security Council investigated the previous attacks, and in four cases came to the opinion that the responsibility for them is the regime. We are confident in our assessment that it is the Syrian regime that is most likely to be responsible for this attack, and such a recurring pattern of behavior means that the regime is more likely to continue using chemical weapons, "the head of the British Cabinet. Participation in the attack on Syria, according to May, was in accordance with the national interests of the United Kingdom. "It is in our national interests to prevent the use of chemical weapons in Syria in the future, and to support a global consensus on the inadmissibility of the use of chemical weapons.

We can not afford to make the use of chemical weapons the norm, neither in Syria, nor on the streets of Britain, nor anywhere else. We did this because we were sure that it was correct. And we are not alone, "says the text of the speech. Last Tuesday, April 10, the UN Security Council examined several draft resolutions to investigate the situation in the Duma, which, according to unconfirmed reports, was subjected to a chemical attack. RF blocked the project, introduced by the US.

The Russian project did not get the required number of votes. Early in the morning on Saturday, April 14, the US, British and French armed forces launched missile strikes against targets in Syria. More than 100 missiles were fired over the country, most of them were shot down by local air defense forces. Russia did not intervene in the reflection of the missile attack. According to preliminary data, as a result of the attacks, three people were injured, there were no deaths.