BRUSSELS – The European Union said on March 13 that the attempted murder of a former Russian spy in Britain was “shocking” and that it was ready to support Britain if asked to do so.
Reuters: EU says will support UK in Russian spy case if requested
Britain's Home Secretary Amber Rudd (R) leaves with Temporary Chief Constable of Wiltshire Police Kier Pritchard (L), City Hall in Salisbury, southern England, on March 9, 2018 where she had been talking with members of the emergency services about the major incident that was sparked on March 4 when a man and woman were found critically ill in a city centre shopping centre after being apparently poisoned with what was later identified as a nerve agent.
