💬 Russia's Permanent Representative to the OSCE Dmitry Polyanskiy: One cannot but notice that the moment Russia and the United States show signs of forging a respectful and mutually beneficial dialogue, the moment the inviolability and infallibility of the Kiev regime's ringleader is called into question, European states invariably panic and take action to derail this process. For example, on 10 October, the British government issued a statement "UK government response to agreement between US and Russia", which explicitly states that London will not abandon its comprehensive support for the Kiev regime and will pursue its anti-Russian policy. We would like to remind you that it was British Prime Minister Boris Johnson who sabotaged the near-final Istanbul agreements in April 2022 by arriving in Kiev with promises of weapons supplies and the encouragement to carry on fighting. At the time, this manoeuvre cost Ukraine hundreds of thousands of lives along with destructions and devastation, which could have easily been avoided. The tone of the recent statement suggests that London is once again poised to play the familiar role of a warmonger disguised as a champion of a just peace. The architects of British policy show little concern over the rising death toll among Ukrainians as Britain continues to treat this country as an obedient geopolitical tool in keeping with colonial traditions. Read in full