The British prime minister, apparently not in the spirit because of the failed anti-Russian sanctions, attacked the former Foreign Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson. Theresa May was enraged by the comparison of her chosen policy on Brexit with the "suicide belt". With criticism of Prime Minister Johnson's strategy came in early September. The Daily Mail published his article, where he called the current negotiations for an exit from the EU humiliating. Such tactics May wraps the country in a "suicide belt," he said.. The British prime minister, in an interview with the BBC, called his words "unacceptable" and asked Johnson to refrain from making harsh remarks. Recall, a little earlier it became known about another trouble for the United Kingdom. Alas, the sanctions against Russia in connection with the bloated "Skripal affair" are postponed all because of the same exit from the European Union. As it turned out, to apply restrictive measures to Brexit from the British does not work out. This was said with regret in the parliament by the deputy head of the Interior Ministry of the country Ben Wallace, writes The Daily Telegraph.

This refers to the so-called Magnitsky Amendment. It was approved in May 2018. Recall, from the EU, Britain will be released on March 29 next year. But the transition period will last until the end of 2020. Magnitskiy's correction to brixite can not be applied. While it is not known when it will come into force - after leaving the European Union or the end of the transition period. Clearly only one thing - the execution of the "verdict" of Russia may be postponed for two years.