U.K.'s May Warns Over ‘Destabilizing’ Russian Propaganda, Plots
- Premier raises concerns over alleged Montenegro coup attempt
- Britain will step up security cooperation with western Balkans
Theresa May speaks in Brussels, Belgium, on March 9, 2017.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May urged European allies to step up their resistance to Russian aggression, as she raised concerns over an alleged Russian plot to assassinate a former premier of Montenegro.
Speaking in Brussels, May said the international community must make a more visible commitment to security in the western Balkans in light of the Russian threat as she promised to increase British support for the region.