Baku-APA. William Hague has warned Russia that it faces long-term "isolation and stagnation" over the crisis in Ukraine, APA reports quoting BBC.
The foreign secretary said it was time to consider a "new state of relations" different to that of the past 20 years.
This could include Russia being outside some international organisations and having less influence over the rest of Europe, Mr Hague said.
Writing in the Sunday Telegraph, he said the UK and its European allies would not "run scared".
Amid continuing tensions in Crimea, where Russian troops have stormed Ukrainian bases, he accused Russia of "bullying" behaviour, which belongs to "a wholly different era".
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