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Britain considers the possibility of further actions against Russia after the investigation during the public hearings found that Russian President Vladimir Putin probably approved the murder of the ex-FSB officer Alexander Litvinenko. This was stated by the press secretary of Prime Minister David Cameron. The Minister of Internal Affairs of Great Britain Teresa May noted on this occasion that her country will continue, as it put it, restrained to interact with Russia, where it is strictly necessary for British interests. The head of the British Ministry of Internal Affairs also said that she turned to NATO and the EU in order to take measures to prevent the repetition of murders similar to the murder of Litvinenko. She also said that the parliament would freeze the assets of persons related to this case. The Kremlin denies any involvement in the death of Litvinenko. "Litvinenko case" or "The Case of the Kremlin"? - Discuss human rights activist Sergey Grigoryants, lawyer, former FSB officer Mikhail Trepashkin, public activist Andrei Sidelnikov, London.