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Tension between Great Britain and Russia

Writer Alex Goldfarb, who knew Litvinenko, considers Russia's handling of the affair as madness. "Despite being caught practically red-handed performing an act of nuclear terrorism in their ally's capital, the Russians took the confrontational path. ... The discovery, by British detectives, of polonium-210 as the murder weapon was an unexpected mishap in an otherwise perfect murder. And so the Kremlin is holding firm; in its eyes, the slightest si gn of weakness would be exploited to the peril of the country and its system of power. ... So Britain must stand firm, and talk tough. Letting the polonium constituency get away with murder would be perceived as weakness and embolden the would-be Stalins in post-Putin Russia. Britain can't do it alone. It would require the common resolve of the whole of the Western alliance to make an impact."

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