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The day before, Britain’s National Crime Agency announced that it had thwarted an imminent terrorist attack on London’s transport system, an arrest being made on suspicion of planning to blow up trains and underground stations. It was the second such intervention, and was a response to a video that apparently came from Syria, in which a man who was probably a British jihadist but whose identity can never be proven, pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.
The Russian leader opened his day in the British capital by announcing that the reason his forces had taken control of Crimea was that it had been “in the Russian sphere of interest” since the 18th century. There had been a risk, he added, that the people who had voted in Crimea in the referendum would have been treated “discriminatorily” as a result of this takeover. The British government had adopted a tougher attitude towards that vote, after it had become clear that Crimea had made the big leap into independence, and this election happened to be more than two years after the annexation.
Mr. Putin was apparently unbothered by the fact that Crimea’s 5,000-year-old Tatar majority was disappointed by the region’s Soviet-era leader having
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