According to the Guardian, within the framework of a number of international summits, Britain will call for the development of a comprehensive strategy to combat Russian disinformation and the revision of the traditional diplomatic dialogue with Moscow in the light of the Kremlin's denial of the use of chemical weapons in Britain and the Syrian city of the Duma.

Within the G7, G20, NATO and EU summits, British diplomats intend to deepen the anti-Russian alliance that they mobilized after poisoning Sergei and Yulia Skripaley.

"The Foreign Minister [Boris Johnson] regards Russia's reaction to Salisbury and the Duma as a turning point and believes that the international community will support the proposal to take additional measures," the newspaper quotes an unnamed representative of the British government.