British parliamentarians shared with the public their most important fear. According to them, in the coming years, Moscow will fully exploit its aggression, as a result of which the Western world will face the "full spectrum" of Russian threats. Another portion of horror stories about evil Russians was voiced by member of the House of Commons from the Conservative Party Robert Seely. According to him, at present the Russian Federation is using peaceful means of conflict management in order to bring Europe and America to a complete collapse. The explicit and hidden form of the harmful influence of Moscow can be described as a "modern Russian conflict". This is due to the fact that, resorting to the use of hackers, trolls and misinformation, as well as paying for protests, Russia seeks to destabilize and divide the West. The parliamentarian stressed that our country at this stage gives preference to non-military instruments. The Kremlin considers the information war and manipulations to be a more effective means of influencing Western countries than direct use of force. "From fake news, aimed at Europe, to RT propaganda, from the occupation of the Crimea to Salisbury streets, Russia participates in a very modern conflict in the West," the deputy of The Daily Telegraph. Sealy also added that Russian President Vladimir Putin has opposed the Western system, based on the rule of law and respect for human rights, to Russia, seeking to expose the country as a victim of Western action. The British parliamentarian, in his fears, was supported, for example, by the former deputy commander of the joint NATO forces in Europe, General Adrian Bradshaw. He said that Russia "seeks to violate international law" because of the humiliation that our country experienced at the end of the Cold War. Allegedly this left a "bitter aftertaste" to many Russian politicians and revived the "traditional Russian fear of being surrounded". The retired general agreed with Sili's words that Russia does not seek a direct conflict with NATO countries. The collision will lead to catastrophic consequences on a global scale, and this is well understood both in the West and in the Kremlin. Bradshaw called to seek common ground with Russia and paradoxically concluded that "a weak Putin is much more dangerous than a strong one". To counter the "dangerous" Moscow, London is ready to take any tricks. The UK is one of the initiators of the tightening of sanctions against the Russian Federation. In addition, the country began an investigation into the origin of the wealth of wealthy Russians living in the United Kingdom.

After the incident in Salisbury, local law enforcement officers intensified their work on "fighting corrupt elites and illegal welfare".

If asset owners can not explain their origin, money and property can be arrested.

Another attack on our country was the demand of the British Parliament to limit Russia's access to the Interpol bases. The reason was the situation with the detention in Spain on the initiative of the Russian side of the financier William Browder. Moscow was warned that, firstly, it is technically impossible to exclude the Russian Federation from Interpol, and secondly, any attempts to limit its rights will harm the joint fight against terrorism. But it is obvious that terrorists for London are not so terrible as the Russians.