British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt declared that Russia would pay a high price if it continued its chosen line of conduct in the international arena. As an example of her "sins", Hunt called the annexation of the Crimea, the war with Georgia and the poisoning of Sergei Skripal in Salisbury.. During a speech at the Policy Exchange Policy Institute, Boris Johnson's shift-maker said that he was disappointed with how Moscow behaves in recent years.. According to him, in the 1990s, the country that emerged on the ruins of the USSR gave hope to become part of the civilized world. However, in the 2000s, Russia's foreign policy began to change dramatically.. “We would very much like to find a way to return Russia to an internationally-based international system, but we must make it clear that if actions like these continue to happen, the price for Russia will be very high,” Khanty quoted RIA Novosti as saying..

Not once again it will be recalled that London has repeatedly refused to help Moscow in the investigation of the assassination attempt on Sergei Skripal, which occurred on March 4 in the British Salisbury. Presumably, the former GRU agent was attempted to be removed with the help of the Novice chemical warfare agent.. London considers Moscow to be involved in an attempt to kill the Violin and even named the names of two Russians who allegedly were direct performers.. These are Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov - agents of the GRU according to the British side..