Report Cites Russian Interference In Britain

The transcript discusses a report on Russian interference in the 2016 Brexit referendum, highlighting Britain's slow response to the threat. It details how Russians laundered money in London and invested in British institutions. The report's release was delayed, allegedly by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, before the December elections. Russia denies any electoral meddling. The report calls for immediate action and new legislation to counter Russian aggression.

What was the main criticism of the British Government in the report regarding Russian interference?

• They were too quick to act.

• They overestimated the threat.

• They failed to recognize the threat in time.

• They collaborated with Russia.

How did Russian finances reportedly influence British establishments?

• By funding political campaigns directly.

• Through investments in PR firms and cultural institutions.

• By purchasing British media outlets.

• By sponsoring sports teams.

What was the alleged reason for the delay in the report's release?

• Technical issues in publishing.

• Prime Minister Boris Johnson blocked it before elections.

• The report was lost.

• Lack of evidence to support the claims.

What action does the report urge the British Government to take?

• To increase trade with Russia.

• To collaborate with Russia.

• To ignore the Russian threat.

• To implement new legislation and coordinate with Western allies.

What is Russia's stance on the allegations of meddling in electoral processes?

• They admit to some involvement.

• They deny any interference.

• They claim it was justified.

• They have no comment.