In Moscow, the charge d'affaires of Britain, Dayni Dolakia, summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry, was slightly frightened by a "group of protesters." This was reported by a RIA Novosti correspondent, calling the action "blocking" the diplomat's car.
A group of young people who suddenly appeared at the entrance to the Russian Foreign Ministry was called "Moscow residents dissatisfied with London's policy."
"The attorney arrived at the Russian Foreign Ministry around 10.00, left the diplomatic department at 10.15 and was booed by a large crowd of young people who came to express dissatisfaction with British policy. After Dolakia got into the Jaguar car, the protesters blocked her passage and did not allow her to leave for about ten minutes. Then her passage was released, and the attorney left," the reporter reports.
As EADaily reported, Deini Dalakia was summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry yesterday, but she appeared a day later. The reason for the call was the identification of a special services agent among accredited employees of the British diplomatic department. In addition, on the eve of London announced its intention to seize tankers of the Russian "shadow fleet" with the help of the Marine Special Forces Service (SBS).
Probably, all this prompted the Russian Foreign Ministry to take such unusual countermeasures, including extras from "Moscow residents dissatisfied with London's policy."

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