The Ambassador's residence in London called the Ministry of foreign Affairs and the Ministry of defence of Britain to explain the message of the reorientation of the British special appointment to the opposition of Russia. first of media stated that British special forces have the ability to restructure it, instead of fighting terrorists in the middle East, they focused on Russia. "As you can understand, as long as it is about the projects that will be submitted for approval to the political leadership," - said the press Secretary of the Embassy. the Embassy expressed the hope that English politics will not allow the military and secret services to implement such plans. Russian employees of the foreign Ministry also stressed that such publications British media is a serious concern. according to media reports, the secret concept of the reorientation was prepared by the head of the British army special forces. The document in the near future will consider the government. It is noted that the approval of the plan will lead to a restructuring of a number of offices, including the special air service (SAS), the service landing craft (SBS) and special reconnaissance regiment. According to the authors of the document, all these units will be actively cooperating with foreign intelligence (MI6). Media reported that the plan was based on the belief that the nature of modern methods of war changed and the traditional methods come more sophisticated types of conflicts between States. The catalyst for the creation of a new plan, according to media reports, was an incident in Salisbury. The relationship of London and the Russian capital deteriorated in the spring of last year after the assassination of the former GRU officer Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia within the United Kingdom. Then London was subjected to charges of poisoning Skrobala substance A234 Russian Federation. As claimed by the Prime Minister of Britain Theresa may's poison Skrobala produced in Russia, But in the laboratory Porton Down subsequently challenged it. Moscow denies in principle his introduction to events in Salisbury. For example, foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has repeatedly said that the case Sripala is crumbling before our eyes due to the lack of any evidence against Russia. In addition, the Russian side has many times called to London to conduct a joint trial. However, the English government ignored this initiative. <span style="color:darkgray