EMBASSY INFORMS

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24.04.2018 - Commment of the Embassy on the murder of Mr N.A.Glushkov and the concealment of related information by the UK Police

According to the information published by the Metropolitan Police, a Russian citizen Mr N.A.Glushkov was murdered in London on 12 March. Numerous attempts of the Embassy to obtain coherent answers from the Foreign Office, or Scotland Yard, in line with the international obligations of the UK, have failed.

24.04.2018 - Embassy’s Press Officer response to a media question on the investigation of the Skripals’ poisoning in Salisbury

Q: Do you have any updates on the investigation of the Skripals’ poisoning?

24.04.2018 - Embassy’s Press Officer reply to a question on the situation in Yemen

Q: How do you assess the current situation in Yemen and how does Russia help alleviate the horrific plight of its population?

24.04.2018 - Ambassador Yakovenko visits Natural & Organic Products Europe show at the London ExCel Exhibition Centre

On 23 April Ambassador Alexander Yakovenko visited Natural & Organic Products Europe, one of the world’s most important food industry shows, hosted at London’s ExCel.

23.04.2018 - Embassy’s press officer reply a media question on the establishment of a new cross-party group on Russia

Q: А new “powerful” cross-party group of senior MPs on Russia was set up in the British Parliament. It will reportedly help “defend Britain from Russia”. Can you comment on that?

21.04.2018 - Embassy Press Officer’s reply to a question on air strikes against Syria

Q: A week has passed since the air strikes against Syria were launched. How do you assess political consequences of this step? A: We have already commented on international and legal aspects of this act of open aggression against Syria committed by the United States, together with the United Kingdom and France in gross violation of the UN Charter and fundamental principles of international law in general.

21.04.2018 - Ambassador Alexander Yakovenko's talking points at the Press Conference, 20 April 2018

Since we met last time a lot of events took place: - Military strikes of the United States, UK and France against Syria in violation of the international law - Mission by OPCW inspectors to Douma - Speech of Prime Minister May in Parliament in support of the British aggression against Syria - Special meeting of the OPCW Executive Council (18 April 2018) - New developments in the classified case of Salisbury poisoning of Skripal family - No meaningful developments on the Glushkov case - and Cyber security threats I plan to comment all these issues. And I will be happy to answer all our questions, if you have any.

20.04.2018 - Victory Day Celebrations in the UK

Several memorial events will be held in UK 2018 to celebrate the Victory Day.

20.04.2018 - Embassy’s press secretary response to a media question on the statements by Vladimir Uglev

Q: Can you comment on the recent statements by Mr Vladimir Uglev claiming to be a “Novichok” inventor and saying he is sure that A-234 was used to poison Sergei and Yulia Skripal?

20.04.2018 - Embassy Press Officer’s reply to a question on Russia’s response to G7 statement on Skripals’ case

Q: How did Russia react to a recent statement of G7 foreign ministers accusing Russia of poisoning of Sergei Skripal and Yulia Skripal in Salisbury? A: We are disappointed by another groundless statement on Skripals’ case, this time made on behalf of all G7 members. It is regrettable that G7 members allow themselves to be drawn into an anti-Russian campaign built on hollow accusations.

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