Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Thursday London cannot ignore Moscow’s “legitimate questions” over the poisoning of an ex-spy, as he called for a “substantial and responsible” probe into the case. “It will not be possible to ignore the legitimate questions we are asking,” he said hours before a meeting ...
Moscow’s reciprocal move comes after a number of European countries, as well as the US, Canada and Australia decided to remove Russian diplomatic staff in solidarity with the UK, which groundlessly blamed the poisoning of ex-Russian intelligence officer Skripal on Russia. Belgian Foreign Ministry reported that the country’s ambassador to ...
