Cameron Urges New Start With Russia After Litvinenko Murder
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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron, the first British leader to visit Russia since the 2006 murder in London of dissident Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko, urged the two countries to cooperate over shared economic interests.
“The fact is that the two governments don’t agree,” Cameron told reporters in Moscow during a joint press conference with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev. “We haven’t changed our position, and the Russians haven’t changed their position. I don’t believe that means we have to freeze the entire relationship.”