
The Russian Embassy in London said that the UK's new anti-Russian sanctions are aimed at excluding countries in the Global South from Russia's resources and reflect the neo-colonial position of the British elite, noting that attempts to put pressure on Moscow are doomed to failure.
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The UK announced new sanctions against 26 Russian individuals and organizations, continuing a series of restrictive measures against Russia.
The Russian Embassy in London commented on the new package of anti-Russian sanctions. RIA Novosti reports this.
Diplomats said that, first of all, Britain seeks to cut off the countries of the Global South from Russia’s resources. “The desire to dictate terms to them exposes the consumerist and neocolonial attitude of the British elite towards the developing world,” the diplomatic mission noted.
Earlier, the British Foreign Office announced the introduction of sanctions against 26 Russian individuals and organizations. The Russian Embassy responded by saying that Britain's attempts to speak to Moscow in the language of restrictions and threats are doomed to failure.

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