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Salisbury – A British who came into contact with the explosive Nowitschok was released from the hospital. This was announced Friday by the Salisbury District Hospital. The 45-year-old man and his 44-year-old partner had been taken to the clinic for poisoning in Novichok in late June – the woman had died of the episode on July 8th.
Police now have a small bottle of the apartment The man identified nearby Amesbury as the source of the nerve agent. The British couple got to get in touch with him. At first, it was not clear if the man could provide clues as to how he and his partner came into possession of the Nowitschok container. He had previously been interviewed at the hospital
Potentially contaminated by other objects
The authorities do not rule out that other objects and places around Salisbury could be contaminated by Nowitschok. They warned against the removal of unknown objects
Investigators consider that it is likely that the case is related to the poisoning of the former Russian agent Sergej Skripal (67) and his daughter Julia (33) in March. The scripts had been unconsciously discovered in early March on a park bench in Salisbury. They have barely escaped death and are now living in a secret place.
London accused Moscow of being the brain of the attack. Nowitschok was developed in the former Soviet Union, but later it has also been experimented in other countries.
Serious Diplomatic Crisis
The Kremlin vehemently denies the British accusations. The case triggered a serious diplomatic crisis. More than two dozen countries have expelled Russian diplomats. Russia has also responded with evictions.
A report indicating that the police has already identified several Russian suspects has not yet been confirmed. The British state secretary responsible described the report as "wild speculation" . (APA / dpa)
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