Britain is a Russian military attaché and restricting visions to diplomats - Minister's statement

The Russian diplomat, who is about to send from the country, is a conspiratorial intelligence officer. In addition, London will deprive the diplomatic status of the country of Federation in Sussex. During his speech in the House of Commons, the UK Minister of Internal Affairs James Kleverly reported that on May 8, together with the Foreign Minister David Cameron, a package of measures would be made clear to Russia that London would not tolerate escalation. About it reports ITV.

"We will expel a Russian defense attaché who is an unbearable military intelligence officer," the Ministry of Internal Affairs head announced. It is also planned to deprive the status of diplomatic premises in the UK, owned by Russia, including the Seacox Heath House house owned by Russia in Sussex, and the Hayeita trade and defense department, which is believed to be used for intelligence.

"We introduce new restrictions on Russian diplomatic visas, including limitation of the duration of the Russian diplomats in the UK," he said. Kleverli expects Moscow to charge Russophobia and extend the "conspiracy theory" in response. But, in his opinion, these measures are "designed to send a very, very clear message, as well as prevent Russia from performing espionage in the United Kingdom.

" It should be noted that the Seacox Heath House, which the Minister mentioned, belongs to the Russian government and is used as a holiday on the weekend by the Embassy Embassy in London. Since May 1987, the house has been on the list of national heritage of England. It was built in the style of the French castle, located on three floors. In October 1946, the house and 83 hectares of the estate were purchased by the Russian government to rest their diplomatic staff.

In 2022 it was reported that the British government considered the opportunity to give the Ukrainian government a house as a compensation for the Russian invasion. Recall that the United Kingdom will not deny if Ukraine beats British weapons in Russia. This was stated by Foreign Minister David Cameron during a visit to Kiev on May 3.