In Britain, police will prepare for possible unrest in Northern Ireland because of Brexit

It is reported by The Guardian.

It is noted that the plan to strengthen the police was adopted after the commanders of the Northern Ireland Police Service (PSNI) asked for reinforcements to cope with possible problems due to the “hard border”.

It is expected that the training of law enforcement officers from England and Scotland will begin in January.

Earlier it became known that the British Prime Minister Theresa May shifted the decisive vote on the agreement on the withdrawal of the kingdom from the European Union in the country's parliament. One of the reasons for the postponement was the disagreement of parliamentarians with the treaty clause relating to Northern Ireland.

Stanislav Byshok, executive director of the international monitoring organization CIS-EMO, in an interview with FBA Economy Today, assessed the situation in the UK against the background of brexit.