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The Russian Foreign Ministry today pledged to impose tough but proportionate measures against British interests in Russia over what it called a "sanctions hysteria" by London in the midst of the war in Ukraine.
He added that Britain had clearly chosen to move towards an open confrontation with Russia, leaving Moscow with no choice but to take hitherto unspecified measures in response, which "would undoubtedly undermine British interests in Russia".
He added that Britain had clearly chosen to move towards an open confrontation with Russia, leaving Moscow with no other choice.
Boris Johnson: The free media will not be intimidated by violence
The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stressed that the free media will not be intimidated by violence, as he himself commented positively to the correspondents of the British television network Sky News about the coverage of an ambush in Ukraine, earlier this week.
"The free press will not be intimidated by barbaric and indiscriminate acts of violence," Johnson said on Twitter.
On Friday, the Russian parliament passed a law that provides for the imposition of a prison sentence of more than 15 years on anyone found to be spreading "fabricated" news, intentionally.
