Interview with Russian Ambassador to the UK - PART 1

The transcript discusses a conversation about the Salisbury incident, where British media and government blame Russia. The Russian Federation's position is explained, highlighting differences from the British stance. The lack of an official investigation report and unanswered diplomatic notes are mentioned. The presence of two Russian men in Salisbury during the poisoning is debated, with Russia denying their GRU affiliation. The possibility of British questioning of these men is discussed, but no request was made.

What was the main reason for the Russian representative to explain their position regarding the Salisbury incident?

• To avoid diplomatic discussions

• To accuse the French embassy

• To align with the British government's stance

• To clarify misunderstandings and present Russia's perspective

What was highlighted as a significant issue in the second section regarding the Salisbury investigation?

• The abundance of evidence against Russia

• The lack of official reports and responses from the UK

• The involvement of other European countries

• The cooperation between Russia and the UK

How many diplomatic notes did Russia send to the UK Foreign Office without receiving a reply?

• Around 50

• Around 80

• Around 60

• Around 70

What was the Russian response to the allegations of Novichok being developed in their laboratories?

• They denied any knowledge of Novichok

• They blamed another country for its development

• They admitted to developing Novichok

• They claimed it could be produced anywhere in Europe

What opportunity did the British side allegedly miss according to the Russian representative?

• To hold a joint press conference

• To send more diplomatic notes

• To visit Russian laboratories

• To question the two Russian men involved