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The house of the former GRU officer, Sergei Skripal, and his daughter Julia, poisoned by the paralyzing substance "Novichok" in Salisbury, will be demolished. The violinist warns them of some of the difficulties of deep cleaning (the territory where the house of violinists is located – ed.) And the construction work, which should last about four months, "the statement said.
it is mentioned, in the first the moon will be mounted on the scaffold and the house lay a "sealed frame." After that, in two weeks, it is planned to remove the roof of the building and the garage. [19659002] According to local Health Ministry representative Tracy Dashkevich, all the dismantled items will be packaged and closed, ensuring that all work would be done with a high level of safety and that the risk to the environment would be low.
As reported by Ukrinform On March 5, the GRU's fugitive, Sergey Skripal, and his daughter Julia were found unconscious in Salisbury and entered the hospital intoxicated by an unknown substance, which was later identified as a Russian-born neuron from Novelchok.
The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons concluded that power Britain They correctly identified the substance that had been poisoned by violinists and confirmed the Russian origin of Novichka.
Later on June 30, two people poisoned the "New Year" in the nearby town of Amesbury. The mother of three, Don Sturges, has died. His partner, Charlie Rowley, 45, has survived.
On September 5, the British prosecutor's office gave the name of two Russians suspected of assassination attempt against the Fiddlers. The British Intelligence Service discovered that the suspects were Aleksandr Petrov (the real name of Alexander Myshkin) and Ruslan Boshirov (his real name Anatoly Chepiha) – officers of the GRU
