Britain says expected that Russia’s Putin done preference for haughtiness representative attack

LONDON – British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson pronounced on Friday that it was overwhelmingly expected that Russian President Vladimir Putin himself done a preference to use a military-grade haughtiness venom to strike down a former Russian representative on English soil.

“We have zero opposite a Russians themselves. There is to be no Russophobia as a outcome of what is happening,” Johnson said.

“Our argue is with Putin’s Kremlin, and with his preference – and we consider it overwhelmingly expected that it was his preference – to approach a use of a haughtiness representative on a streets of a UK, on a streets of Europe for a initial time given a Second World War.”

Russia has denied any impasse in a poisoning of Sergei Skripal.