Moscow hopes ties with UK improve after Brexit

Moscow hopes its relations with the United Kingdom will improve following Brexit. The Kremlin said that Europe remains an important trade and economic partner for Russia and downplayed concerns that Brexit would lead to weakening of sanctions imposed on Russia over its role in the Ukrainian crisis. Our correspondent in Moscow Daria Bondarchuk has more.

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