Brexit Secretary David Davis resigned in Great Britain

"Dominant politics will leave us, at best, in a weak, and perhaps inevitable, bargaining position," writes Davis in his letter to Th .. May

British media reported that the junior minister of Brexit, Steve Baker, had also resigned.

They resigned two days after the government's decision to approve the Brexit strategy to conduct rigorous negotiations with Brussels. This plan was discussed at a full-time cabinet meeting at the Prime Minister's official residence in Creschere, near London.

D. Davis said the new plan "would make parliamentary control implicit illusory rather than authentic."

He particularly criticized the proposal to develop "common rules" with the EU, allowing unhindered marketing with the bloc. According to Davis, "much of our economic control would be transferred to the EU, and this is not a real recovery from its application of the law."

"I am not convinced that our trading strategy will not lead to further concessions. he wrote and added that he had to take care of these things, "believe with enthusiasm in your point of view, and not just a loud cry."

Th .. In her letter of reply, May stated that her Brexit draft "will undoubtedly mean the reinstatement of the powers of Brussels in the United Kingdom" and that it is in keeping with the commitment to leave the single European market and the customs union. "19659002 The Secretary of State of last year formed the withdrawal of the EU," added the Prime Minister.