Britain’s outspoken foreign minister struck again last week. Speaking to Reuters during a visit to Georgia (the country) he explained Britain could not possibly work with Moscow against ISIS:
“Russia ignores the norms of international conduct and breaks the rules of the international system. That represents a challenge and a threat to all of us.”
“There has to be a way that respects the rules of the international system if we are going to be able to do business together.”
“I have no doubt that Russia is sincere in its desire to defeat Daesh in Iraq and Syria.”
“But we need to work together on these things and we can only work in partnership with countries which accept the international rules by which we all have to live.”
“We can’t be working in partnership with a country one day and find that it is doing just exactly whatever it wants.”
