The growing conflict between the Russian Federation and the United Kingdom can end in a full-scale armed confrontation.

Therefore, Britain already now needs to "start preparing for war". With such an appeal made a member of the House of Representatives of the British Parliament, Jacob Rees-Mogg. According to the politician, the government of the country needs to reduce the funds of assistance to foreign states. The freed funds should be redirected to the restructuring of the country's defense. Her Majesty's Armed Forces are now "falling apart" in front of her. They must be urgently put in order. This will give the country the opportunity to withstand the threat from Russia, according to the Daily Express. After the UK voiced its position on who is responsible for the attack in Salisbury, where they tried to poison the former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia with a nerve agent, London should treat Moscow as an enemy. Because the Kremlin will not let this matter down on the brakes. Russia's permanent representative to the UN, Basil Nebenzia, believes that Western countries are using the story with the Fiddles in order to finally turn Russia into a rogue country and "bring under the next round of sanctions". The countries of the West thereby dream of achieving a regime change in the Russian Federation. "Of course, it is implicit (in the UN Security Council) that Putin, the authorities are one thing, and the people of Russia are another. This, of course, is all very naive, and most importantly - far from the truth, but, yes, there really is a bet on the exhaustion of the regime, "the diplomat said on the air of the TV channel" Russia 1 ". Last week, Scotland Yard named the names and showed photos of the alleged perpetrators of the attempt at the Violins. According to the British side, they are professional hired assassins working for the GRU. After that, the authorities of the United Kingdom said that the Russian government "almost certainly" is behind the attack in Salisbury. Most Western countries, including the US, France and Germany, supported the findings of British investigators.

Russia in response accused the United Kingdom of disseminating frankly false information and once again declared its complete non-involvement in the attack in Salisbury. The Foreign Ministry believes that the investigation of such serious crimes requires scrupulous analysis and close interaction of law enforcement agencies of the two countries. The Prosecutor General's Office intends to cooperate with British law enforcers in this case and expects to receive evidence of possible involvement of Russian citizens.