You've improved the former Russian spy situation, what he's expected to testify about.

Former Russian spy Sergei Scripal is no longer in poor health. He's rapidly recovering after his nervous agent poisoning in Salisbury, England.

His recycling at the stage to give a testimony on how the poisoning occurred, from which he and his daughter Yulia were touched, is expected by the British authorities to shed more light on the event.

This event has divided Russia with the West after a part of EU, NATO and US countries made the decision to expel Russian diplomats from their countries.

The English government claims Russia is behind this attack, but Moscow has denied all involvement, calling the charges groundless. Moscow's answer was mutual. For any expulsion of a Russian diplomat from the West, Moscow has reacted similarly.