The UK government continues to give British companies the licenses for the manufacture and delivery of Russian military goods and dual-use items, despite the punishment of the EU in connection with the conflict in Ukraine, writes Times Recalling the report of the Prime Minister David Cameron. according to the Times, the report is sent Cameron on Thursday four parliamentary division, and among them the Committee on the control of arms exports, reports news Agency." From David Cameron last night demanded to explain why Britain has issued licences for arms exports to the price of almost 170 million pounds ($250 million) despite the conflict in Ukraine, writes the Times.- MPs want to know, does not violate European punish certain of the 248 licenses related to such export items like spy software, military equipment and components for combat helicopters ". According to information cited in print in the past year, the UK authorities have issued licences for the export to the Russian Federation production of double - civilian and military - purpose in the amount of 130 million pounds ($195 million), and in the current year - on 168, 5 million pounds ($250 million). The media first reported on the differences within the EU in the issue of imposing a ban on transfers of Moscow "sensitive technology" in the energy sector and the sale of dual-use technology that has become part of the sectoral sanctions against Russia. Relations between Russia and the West have deteriorated due to the situation in Ukraine. The EU and the US, the middle East and in Minsk agreements Between Kiev and the militia of Donbass about ceasefire imposed against Russia penalties against the financial, oil and defense industries. However, in March, Russia's envoy to the EU Vladimir Chizhov said that a critical attitude to sanctions against Russia From a number of members of the European Union increases. In addition, the media declared that Italy, Greece and Cyprus, as well as Spain, Austria, Hungary and Slovakia, whose leaders have visited in the capital of Russia May not support the extension of sanctions against Russia. 10px