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Two Britons, a man and a woman, were found in the Saturday unconscious at a residence in Amesbury, UK. They were subjected to the same nervous concern – Novitjok – that former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia were poisoned earlier this year.
The two British unconsciously found on Saturday were poisoned with Novitjok – the nerve of the former Russian. Spies Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia were postponed early in the year
British Secretary of State Sajid Javid calls the government crisis group to a meeting on Thursday
. An apartment in the village of Amesbury, about a mile from Salisbury where Sergey and Julia Skripal were exposed to the nerve, police reported late Wednesday. The state of both is always critical. They are being treated in the same hospital where they were treating Sergei and Julia Skripal
– it is the same nerve agent. But if we ever know if it belongs to the same rhythm, it's up to technicians to decide, "said Neil Basu, chief of the anti-terrorist police
The investigation was resumed by the anti-terrorist police who declared not to know how or where they were the target of a targeted attack.
– I have no proof that they are targeting.According to the prime minister's spokesperson Theresa May, the government's crisis group met on Wednesday to discuss the incident and Interior Minister Sajid Javid will call for a new crisis meeting on Thursday.
Lots of Residents of the region are shocked and rescued, but according to police, the risk to the public remains low
of the five places that the man and woman found Friday and Saturday should wash clothes and belongings.
To calm the audience, help lines have been established, your t rusty can ask for help and advice. : Attack at Salisbury
On March 4 this year, Sergei Skripal, 66, and his daughter Julia Skripal, 33, were found on a bench in Salisbury Park. They were taken to hospitals and their condition was initially considered critical, with suspected brain damage due to nephrotoxicity. Even the first police officers who helped them were treated at the hospital, but later he returned home.
Sergei Skripal was previously a Russian military intelligence chief but was sentenced to prison in 2006 for selling secret information to Britain. In 2010, he was released in Britain during an exchange of ten Russian spies arrested in the United States.
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