Theresa May advocated a productive relationship with Russia
She noted that many countries are looking to post-Soviet Russia with hope. According to her, “a strong and prosperous Russia, which plays by the rules, would be in the interests of Britain, Europe and the world.”
The prime minister recalled that Russia, being a permanent member of the UN Security Council, "is responsible for international stability."
May then again blamed Moscow for the illegal annexation of the Crimea, participation in the conflict in the Donbas, cyber espionage and hacker attacks, as well as interference in elections in several countries.
Earlier, Russia has repeatedly denied the allegations of attempts to influence the elections in different countries, and the president’s press secretary, Dmitry Peskov, called them “absolutely unfounded”.
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