Maria Tobacco. Britain believes signed by the presidents of Russia and South Ossetia, the agreement on cooperation and integration of a new proof of the intervention of Russia in the internal Affairs of neighbouring countries, and is convinced that he is hampered progress at the Geneva talks on the settlement of the situation in Transcaucasia. "Both the so-called Treaty - today, signed by Russia and separated from the Georgian region of South Ossetia and signed by the end of 2014, the agreement between the Russian Federation and Abkhazia - need only complicate efforts to resolve the situation, and create additional obstacles to the long-running the Geneva talks on regional security and non-use of force in the area," reads the appeal of a British Minister for Europe David Lidington. "This is another proof of the Russian Scrivania in the Affairs of neighbouring States and the demonstration of blatant disregard for their independence and territorial integrity. Such interference has led to the current dire situation in Ukraine. The UK remains fully committed to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia, and I would encourage the Russian Federation to fulfill all obligations in Accordance with the ceasefire agreement of 2008, and among them to return its troops from South Ossetia at the position preceding the conflict. It is also important that the Commissioners of the EC monitoring mission had access to the breakaway Georgian regions ", - noted Lidington. The draft Treaty Russia and South Ossetia provides for the formation of a common space of security and defence, the free crossing of the state border, the integration of the customs bodies, the expansion of cooperation of the bodies of internal Affairs, facilitating the procedure of acquiring Russian citizenship, increase of salaries and pensions, the provision of health insurance to the residents of South Ossetia. Press Secretary of the head of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov explained that the Treaty framework, and then he includes the development and conclusion of bilateral agreements on specific areas of cooperation. Against Russia, the West has imposed a series of sanctions in relation to charges against the capital of Russia of meddling in Ukraine's Affairs. Russia argues that such accusations are unacceptable. Moscow has repeatedly stated that it is not a party to domestic conflict and not privy to the events in the Southeast, is interested in Ukraine to overcome the political and economic crisis.