Cameron’s visit has not brought a breakthrough in relations.
“There is still no prospect of a return to the halcyon era of a decade ago – before Iraq, before the colour revolutions in Kiev and Tbilisi, and before the 2008 Russia-Georgia war. Some will have forgotten that Cameron flew to Tbilisi to show support to Georgia's embattled leader, Mikheil Saakashvili. But not Putin”, the Guardian reports.
The Guardian correspondent Luke Harding writes that “neither London nor Moscow, though, appears under any illusions that Cameron's one-day trip is likely to bring any breakthrough in relations”.
British Prime Minister David Cameron visited Moscow on 12 September.

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