The report on Russia in Britain opens high fear in opinion: “Top-mark of attacks”

This long-awaited report of this committee says that the Russian influence in Great Britain was the new “normality and called for “immediate action” to help meet the threat.

But, the committee says the British government <x0actively has avoided” the possibility of examining the interference during the EU referendum.

It also says that “had no reason for the report to be published, writes BBC, It's Periscope.

Downing Street was charged with pushing the committee's report to be published before the December elections in Britain, which was denied.

Kevan Jones at the press conference said Prime Minister Boris Johnson had no reason to postpone publishing this report.

The committee's investigation covers a large number of issues, including disinformation campaigns, cyber tactics and Russian immigrants to Britain, saying Britain was <x0...top target” for Russia.

But much of the sensitive “> details will not be published because of fears that Russia could use evidence to threaten Britain.

The report says Britain was a “set target for the dezinform campaigns for the elections, but the issue was described as a hot “patate”> with no organisation that did not take responsibility to challenge it. /Periscope