Daily Mail: A Mercedes with Romanian numbers has been seen several times near the house of Skripal before the attack with noviciok – International

A Romanian-made Mercedes was seen several times in front of Sergei Skripal's house in England before the former Russian spy was poisoned by a nerve agent, according to the British Daily Mail newspaper. According to witnesses, there was one woman among the four passengers of the black car.

Police officers looking for those who tried to kill Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia, study footage taken by a surveillance camera from a Shell service where the Mercedes was seen. The thorough investigation, codenamed Operation Fairline, has already costed 7.5 million pounds.

The investigator investigator was questioned at a public meeting about the car. "I can not comment on such information," said Detective Chief Kath Barnes.

A woman said at this public meeting that the Mercedes had been seen four times in the week before the attack.

"At one point he was in the garage of Wilton Road, he carried that Romanian number and there were four people in the car, there are surveillance cameras over there. credit card, "she said.

" They were seen four times in Salisbury in the early hours of the morning, as at 6:30 and late at night between 23:00 and 24:00 … you might think that They were in a kind of recognition. A car in Eastern Europe with four people at these times, several times, near the place where the Skripalii lived, must surely be relevant information, "said the woman.

The Detective of investigation said: "When we will have the culprits. and we will bring them to justice, and the evidence will be presented, then the whole picture will be seen. I do not want to endanger that goal in any way. "

Skripal poisoning and his daughter on March 4 cause a diplomatic crisis between London and its Western allies and Russia, accused of orchestrating this attack.The two were released in May.

June 30, a British couple arrived at the hospital because of the same neurotoxic substance Dawn Sturgess, 44, died eight days after being in contact with noviciok of the same batch used in the attempt to assassinate both Skripal, his partner, Charlie Rowley, later recovered from being unconscious and was released on July 20.

Dawn Sturgess reportedly exposed to a ten-fold higher amount of noviciok than the case of Sergei and Yulia Skripal.The British police believe that the substance was in a bottle of perfume found by the couple Sturgess-Rowley in a park or other place in downtown Salisbury, and Sturgess gave a noviciok – without knowing what he was actually in bottles – directly on the skin.