Brexit will allow London to build new economic relations with the European Union - May warns against the failure of negotiations on the country's withdrawal from the EU

British Prime Minister Teresa May warns against the failure of negotiations on the country's exit from the European Union. "Before us, the scope of opportunities, and my message to the country this weekend is simple: we should not ignore the goal.

This is reported by Censor.NET with reference to the Deutsche Welle.

"Otherwise, we risk ending up being left without Brexit," Mae wrote in a special column published on the Daily Mail website on the evening of July 14.

She noted that Brexit, in particular, would allow London to build with the EU "new economic and security partnerships that we want to see". This is not about "trade relations with other countries instead of trade with Europe, but about having both of them," Mae said.

Defending his plan to leave Britain with the EU, criticized by Brexit supporters, the prime minister noted that this is "not a long list of wishes from which you can choose what you like," but "a complex plan with the results that no longer subject to negotiations. " Mei noted that he was in a strict position in the negotiations with Brussels and is not going to "compromise on national interests."

The premier said he understood criticism of his plan but believed that Brexit should not lead to the creation of an impenetrable border between Ireland and the British region of Northern Ireland and the "split of our dear United Kingdom border along the Irish Sea." In addition, Mei believes that the critics of her plan did not submit "working alternatives."

Earlier, Mae introduced the concept of Brexit, which in particular involves the creation of a free trade area with the EU and a set of rules common to Brussels together with a lack of border checks between Ireland and Northern Ireland. Despite the fact that the prime minister has received the support of the majority of his cabinet members, the supporters of the severe version of Britain's exit from the European Union are criticizing its plan. In response to a protest against the soft option "Brexit" retired Minister for the UK with the European Union, David Davies and Foreign Minister Boris Johnson.

The process of the UK's exit from the EU was launched on March 29, 2017, after Eurosceptics won the 2016 referendum by a majority vote. Earlier in London, they said that the UK would officially complete the process of leaving the European Union on March 29, 2019.

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