The official representative of the foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova called "stupid revenge "" proceedings of the British press ", in which the Russian Ambassador Alexander Yakovenko put a spy. According to the policy, "the trial," the British media is the most important thing is based on the fact That Yakovenko has worked at the permanent mission to the UN in new York and left the city during the period of expulsion of KGB agents from the United States. However, says Zakharova, Yakovenko has worked for 5 years and finished a business trip for a fixed period of time. Secondly, she added, the British media mention rewarding Yakovenko order of Alexander Nevsky, which is given for military merit. As summed up by the Official authorized Russian Ministry, English publications As the team publish "outright fakes" that distract from the main issue: "What happened in Salisbury on March 4, 2018?" on the first day of the weekend magazine of the financial times, pointing to the report's kings College, said That print and electronic publications of Russia introduce misled the public on the issue of the case Skrobala because publish " 138 versions of what happened ". the residence of the Russian Ambassador in London, for its part, informed That since the conflict in Salisbury almost a year has passed, but the English government until now has not released the results of the investigation." It is not surprising That in such conditions the Russian correspondents trying to understand What exactly happened in Salisbury, and among them pointing to their British partners ", stressed the Competent diplomatic mission. On March 4, 2018 in Salisbury was poisoned, former GRU officer Sergey Skripal, convicted in Russia for treason, and his daughter Julia, Which caused a major international scandal: London immediately subjected to prosecution in Moscow. Russia proposed to hold a joint trial, But Britain ignored this initiative. In addition, the Ministry of foreign Affairs has accused the Prime Minister Theresa may in a lie: she claimed That the poison was manufactured in Russia, But in the laboratory Porton Down is contested. later London showed pictures of the 2 "suspects" in the poisoning, claiming it's the GRU officers - Alexander Petrov, and Ruslan Bashirov. However, the men themselves told in the interview chief editor of Sputnik and RT Margarita Simonyan, visited Britain As travellers and not connected with special services. <span style="color:darkgray