Kremlin hopes Europe analyzes info about London's involvement in Nord Stream terror attacks

MOSCOW. Nov 1 (Interfax) - Russian security services have information that British military consultants were supervising and coordinating the attack on the Russian Black Sea Fleet, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.

"Our security services have information, and we proceed from this information, which indicates that British military consultants were supervising and coordinating the attack on Sevastopol Bay," Peskov said.

"There is also information that the UK bears relation to the act of sabotage, or, as we say in Russia, a terror attack on critical energy infrastructure, which is not Russian infrastructure but, it's important to keep this in mind, international energy infrastructure," he said.

"This information should be analyzed by everyone very closely, and we are hoping that this analysis will be made after all despite the impermissible silence of European capitals," Peskov said.

"Such actions cannot be allowed to slide. Of course, we will think about our next steps, there is no doubt about that. There is no other way," Peskov said when asked whether Russia would take countermeasures against the UK.