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Policemen Alex Collins and Tracy Holloway, who provided first aid to Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia recounted the details of the day they were have discovered. The officer and the sergeant shared memories with The Guardian.
According to law enforcement officers, their alternation began an hour and a quarter before the police received a message about an elderly man and a young woman who had gone wrong in the morning. street.
Police surrounded and conducted an investigation into the cemetery where the wife and son of the tramp's spy buried her husband
Collins says that a woman (Julia) was lying on the side of the earth. The passer-by, who turned out to be a doctor, helped her by relieving the airways.
"A man (violinist) was sitting on a bench in fixed catatonic stupor, looking somewhere in space, breathing, but did not answer, our first thought was: Is drug, "said the policeman.
Holloway added that the violinist kept the same position when doctors tried to put it on a burden.
Law enforcement authorities ordered passers-by to leave and summoned doctors and firefighters' clothing wearing a protective suit against chemicals.
Teresa May approved a list of sanctions of Russian oligarchs in response to the poisoning of violinists.
Six British businessmen close to the Kremlin have been blacklisted by the British prime minister. The UK authorities are considering taking visas, stopping their assets and property. Because, they say, the very close relations that these businessmen have with the Russian elite.
Remember that on March 5, it was learned that in the United Kingdom, former Russian intelligence officer Sergei Skripal and his daughter had been hospitalized after serious poisoning with an unknown substance . According to British law enforcement, they would have been poisoned by the Novachok neo – paralytic substance, and the organizer of the assassination was Russia. Julia Their names are not revealed, but they would be related to the Kremlin
On March 14, Prime Minister Teresa May announced the expulsion of 23 diplomats from the country and the cancellation of the visit of the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Sergey Lavrov, in the country Salisbury poisoning former Russian intelligence officer Sergei Skripal. In response, Russia has declared 23 non-grata British diplomats. On March 26, following Great Britain, a number of countries declared the expulsion of Russian diplomats . Among them, and in Ukraine.
Later, two people – Charlie Rowley and Don Sturges – were found unconscious in the city of Amesbury. In the end, they were poisoned as a result of the action of the nerve agent "Novachok" that had previously been used against the former intelligence agent, Sergei Skripal. The girlfriend Rowley Don Sturges died at the hospital on the night of Monday, July 9 . Rowley survived and told that he had presented to his friend a bottle under the guise of expensive perfumes in which it was found that there was a "Newbie".
British law enforcement officials published photos and names of people ] suspected of poisoning by former Russian intelligence officer Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia. They were Russians Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov. According to one of the Russian publications, they were repeatedly in Europe and possessed foreign passports of the same series bearing the same number.
Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov on Thursday, September 13 [ interviewed by Russia. Russia Today propaganda edition . During the conversation, they stated that they would have engaged in commercial activities. In Salisbury, they went "as tourists to watch the sights and" take a break. "
The joint investigation on The Bellingcat and The Insider confirmed that the Russians were suspected of poisoning Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov are in fact employees of the Russian special services which confirms a number of documents and direct and indirect evidence.
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