Britain’s May welcomes EU support over Russian purpose in view attack

BRUSSELS – British Prime Minister Theresa May welcomed a support offering by other European Union leaders on Friday when they concluded with London’s comment that it was rarely expected that Moscow was behind nerve-agent conflict on a former Russian spy.

“I acquire a fact that a EU Council has concluded with a UK government’s comment that it is rarely expected that Russia was obliged for a attempted murder that took place on a streets of Salisbury, and that there is no trustworthy choice explanation,” May told reporters.

“The hazard that Russia poses respects no borders and it is a hazard to a values. And it is right that here in a EU Council we are station together to defend those values.”