MOSCOW: British foreign minister Boris Johnson told his Russian counterpart on Friday there was ?abundant evidence? of Moscow meddling in foreign elections, but said any Russian efforts to interfere in last year?s Brexit referendum had fallen flat.
On the first visit to Russia by a British foreign minister in five years, Johnson said he wanted to normalise UK-Russia relations, which were going through ?a very difficult patch?. But that didn?t mean pretending that Britain did not have serious concerns about Russia?s behaviour, he said.?We can?t pretend that they (the problems) do not exist, and that we share a common perspective on the events in Ukraine, or in the Western Balkans or . . . on Russian activities in cyberspace,? said Johnson.
12-23-2017, 01:00 PM
Stop meddling in foreign elections, UK?s Johnson tells Russian hosts
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