The Russian embassy receives letters condemning the actions of the first persons of Great Britain. It is curious that envelopes come from the United Kingdom. Its residents are on the side of Moscow in the ill-fated "business of Skripal". One of the British in his message apologizes for the actions of his country, whose accusations are based on speculations. Fragments of letters are published in Twitter of the Russian embassy. "I want to express my support for Russia and its citizens against the backdrop of the current crisis, I do not believe that Russia should be responsible for the lies that are spreading in the international community," the Briton poured out his indignation on the paper. The author of another message without embarrassment writes about disappointment in the actions of London, which refused to help Moscow, laying the blame on her for attempting an ex-spy and his daughter.

"I want to say that I am ashamed for how my government and the British media have behaved towards you and your citizens," the author of the text. Recall, "the case of Skripal" spun on March 4, when the father and daughter were hospitalized with poisoning. Foggy Albion unsubstantiously imposed guilt on Russia, which tirelessly fought back from the attacks of the West and continues to do so, as the Salisbury incident gathers new details. True, now the scandal around him is gradually coming to naught.