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In Bulgaria, the investigation into the case of intoxication by a local armed man, Omelyan Gebrev, was resumed. All because investigators have noticed the link between poisoning in Bulgaria and what happened in Salisbury in Britain. Specifically, a contributor to these cases
Channel 24 reported that the third alleged member of the group Violence Fighters Poisoning in Salisbury, which had recently appeared journalists, had already attempted to poison the entrepreneur Omeliana Gebreva in Bulgaria. It is about the Russians, called "Sergei Fedotov", who went to Bulgaria the same days they tried to poison a businessman.
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The fact that Russian special services may be According to him, "Sergei Fedotov", which the British authorities consider to be related to the Poisoning of the former GRU agent, Sergey Sergey, said in a statement to the press service of the Russian government. Violinist, entered the Bulgars I was three times, especially in Sofia on April 28, 2015, when Hebrew was hospitalized for intoxication.
The Bulgarian businessman survived the assassination. In 2018, he asked the prosecution to resume the investigation into his poisoning case because he thought he was trying to eliminate the poison from the "Newborn" family.
What is the "Newborn"? This is a group of chemical agents belonging to the toxic organophosphorus class. substances with neuroparalytic action.
They were developed in the USSR at the Research Institute of Organic Chemistry and Technology of the Union of States, located in Moscow. The program for creating these toxic substances called "Foliants".
Novachok agents are among the most toxic substances in the world. This substance is a neuroparalytic action that affects the human nervous system. If intoxication does not result in a fatal outcome, it can cause paralysis. The damage caused by this substance is virtually incurable
The Finnish laboratory has not confirmed the presence of "Novachka" in the samples. The food was probably mixed with a large amount of insecticide. However, the analyzes were still sent to the UK for inspection.
According to the Prosecutor General of Bulgaria, during the new investigation, all the "Fedotov" movements carried out by the country, his stay in hotels, car rental and contacts with Bulgarian citizens were established. He added that other Russian agents suspected of poisoning the violin did not go to Bulgaria.
The Prosecutor's Office in Bulgaria provided the Office of the Prosecutor to Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and the British Ambassador to Sofia, Emma Hopkins.
Investigation into poisoning in Bulgaria Salisbury:
– On September 5, 2018, British Prime Minister Teresa May announced that suspects of the poisoning of violinists Oleksandr Petrov and Ruslan Bosyrov were officers of the GRU of the Russian Federation.
– September 12, Putin personally declared that suspects had been found by Russia in an attempt on the Fiddlers, and on September 13, p RT's rapagandists published interviews with people who call themselves themselves Ruslan Bashirov and Alexander Petrov
– Bellingcat and The Insider discover that a person suspected of poisoning at the former British agent Salisbury, Sergei Skripal, and his daughter Julia – Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov – are actually employees of Russian special services.
– On 26 September, journalists began a resounding investigation indicating that the real name of Ruslan Boshirova was Anatoly Chepiha.
– On October 11th, the journalists went There should be 3 participants of the poisoning of Sergey and Julia Skr
– In February 2019, it was learned that the third person involved in the fight against the enemy. case, the so-called "Sergei Fedotov", could poison the Bulgarian businessman Omelyan Gebrev with an unknown substance in 2015.
What do we know about the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia? Skripalov? On March 4, 2018, a former intelligence officer, Sergei Skripal, and his daughter, Yulia, were poisoned in the British city of Salisbury.
The investigation revealed that they had been attacked by a powerful "Novachok" neuroparalytic. On April 10, Yulia Skripal was released from hospital and the very old intelligence officer, Sergei Skrypal, was released on May 18.
In March, after the above-mentioned intoxication, dozens of countries around the world started to massively expel Russian diplomats as a sign of solidarity with Britain and clearly against Kremlin.
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