"Here’s what would normally happen after an outrage like the attempted murder of a Russian defector and his daughter with a nerve agent, in an attack that also poisoned a British police officer and exposed as many as 500 people to neurological risk.
The United States would instantly offer Britain any technical assistance it might require: forensic chemical analysis, other kinds of information collection.
Next, the U.S. president would reach out to the British prime minister with some visible demonstration of solidarity: typically, a phone call that would be photographed, with a read out of the call distributed to media. If the British thought it useful, that phone call would be backed up by a visit by some senior member of the administration: the vice president perhaps, or the secretary of state."
https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2018/03/us-russia-nato-uk/555407/
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