What Russia is waiting for is not apologies but the triumph of common sense in the Skripal case, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
"We are not waiting for anything," he said, when asked if Russia wanted Britain to present formal apologies after failing to present any proof of Russia’s involvement in the Salisbury incident. "We are waiting for the common sense to prevail in the end and for no more harm to be caused to international relations, contrary to what we saw lately," TASS cited the president as saying.
Putin noted that this concerns not just the Skripal case, but "all other aspects of international relations as well."
President Putin urged for following the track of "sound political processes based on international law." Then, he said, "the world situation will become more stable and predictable."
