Interview with Russian Ambassador to the UK Andrei Kelin

The transcript discusses the complexities of adhering to international treaties, focusing on the UK's disputes with the EU over Brexit and the broader implications for trust in international agreements. It highlights Russia's perspective on these issues, emphasizing the need for binding legal agreements and the challenges posed by changes in US administrations. The urgency to resolve these matters is stressed to avoid prolonged disputes.

What is the main issue between the UK and the EU regarding international treaties?

• The EU accuses the UK of acting in bad faith.

• The UK refuses to sign any treaties.

• The EU wants to leave NATO.

• The UK wants to join the EU again.

How does the speaker describe the United States' reliability in international treaties?

• Always reliable and consistent.

• Unreliable due to changes in administration.

• More reliable than the UK.

• Not involved in any treaties.

What is the speaker's stance on binding legal agreements?

• They are unnecessary.

• They should be avoided.

• They are only needed in Europe.

• They are essential and should be established quickly.

Why does the speaker emphasize urgency in resolving treaty issues?

• To increase trade with the US.

• To join the EU.

• To dissolve NATO.

• To avoid long-term complications.

What historical principle does the speaker mention in relation to international treaties?

• Brexit

• Survanta

• The United Nations

• NATO