The Briton, who was stripped of his citizenship for ties with the Russian Federation, rejected claims of a threat to London

Former policeman Mark Bullen, who was stripped of his British citizenship after moving to Russia, has denied claims by the British authorities that he allegedly poses a threat to the United Kingdom. This was reported on April 24 by Sky News channel.

"I don't understand how my fascination with Russia means that I'm doing some harm [to Britain]. If I'm guilty of a crime, then charge me. If I did something, tell me what I did. Tell me what law I broke, and take me to court. But I didn't do anything," he said.

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