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British police believe they have identified the alleged poisoning by Novichok of former Russian double agent Serguei Skripal and his daughter Yulia, and they would be Russian – reports the British Press Association (PA). I believe that they identified suspects in the Novichok attack, "comparing images of surveillance cameras with" documents of people who entered the country at that time, "he said. a source related to the case.
Skripal and his daughter were poisoned in early March in Salisbury (South West England) the neurotic agent Novichok, an badbadination attempt that the British government attributes to Russia
The case triggered a serious diplomatic crisis between Russia and Western countries, which led to cross-expulsions of diplomats.
Hospitalized in critical condition, Serguei and Yulia Skripal were successful to survive, after
Serguei Skripal, former military spy of the Russian army, was found guilty of fraud in 2006, accused of having sold information to British services.
– "Meticulous" Investigations – [19659002] In addition to the Skripal, on June 30, two British came to London to study in England. poisoned, having been in contact with the Novichok who was in a bottle. Dawn Sturgess, 44, is dead, but her companion, Charlie Rowley, has survived.
The investigators are trying to determine if the venom comes from the same lot used against Skripal and her daughter.
According to the AP agency, Sturgess would have been "exposed to at least ten times the amount of nerve agent with which the Skripal were poisoned."
Novichok was in a bottle of perfume collected by his partner, Charlie, Rowley's brother, BBC. (19659002) As requested by London, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) deployed a team to the site to "independently determine the source of the substance that caused the death" [19659002YesterdayBritishpolicealsoannouncedthatshewouldlaunch"meticulous"investigationsonaparkinSalisburythesoutherncityofEnglandwheretheSkripalwerepoisonedand
Parallel to the work police, a "public inquiry" began Thursday in the same city to clarify the facts on the death of Dawn Sturgess.
Monday, President Russian President Vladimir Putin denied any involvement of Russia in an interview with Fox News Network
"I would like to see documented evidence, but no one shows us", said Vladimir Putin
. like Why does this happen this way? Why have our relationships deteriorated in this way? ", He asked.
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