Britain wants to recognize the Russian Federation as a threat of the highest level during the new strategy of national security, which Prime Minister Cameron D. will present on 23 November, writes the British citing a source in the government.

according to the publication, this decision of the authorities as if to come because of Russia's actions over the past 5 years. For example, the story is about the events in Ukraine and in the Syrian Arab Republic. In 2010, Russia in the list of the main threats to the UK.

Other major threats to the state are "the instability associated with influx of migrants in the European Union, as well as terrorism, extremist groups like "Muslim countries" and the spread of Ebola ".

according to the publication, the risk analysis of this kind conducted by the British authorities every 5 years.

Authorized Ukraine and the West many times accused the Russian Federation of interfering in the conflict in the Donbass. Evidence of this was provided. The Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation called the statement " public unsubstantiated innuendo ". First, Moscow has stated many times that completely uninvolved in the events in the South-East of Ukraine, does not supply the militia military equipment and ammunition, not a party to domestic conflict and is interested in Ukraine overcame political and economic crisis.

on the last working day of the week the head of the Ministry of defense Ashton Carter called the Russian Federation and China is a potential threat to world order. It subjected charges of the Russian Federation in fomenting conflicts in the European Union in terms of violating the sovereignty of Ukraine and Georgia, intimidation of the Baltic States and said that North America discuss with colleagues options to contain the strengthening of Russia. In September the head of the USA Barack Obama, speaking at the 69th session of the UN General Assembly, called major global threats of today, the Ebola virus, Russia's actions in the EU and terrorists in the Syrian Arab Republic and Iraq.

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