Britain has signalled a desire to restore military contacts with Moscow but has yet to take any practical steps, Russia’s embassy in London said, responding to a report in The Times.
“British officials periodically send us signals indicating a desire to resume contacts, but they are not taking any practical action,” the embassy told TASS.
Moscow said London should take the initiative because Britain was responsible for ending military-to-military dialogue between the two countries.
The embassy said Britain expelled Russia’s military attaché in May 2024 on what it called a “contrived pretext”, disrupting the traditional channel of communication between the two defence ministries.
“Therefore, it is up to them to take the first step to ‘repair’ it,” the embassy said.
By Aghakazim Guliyev
