see url:
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/04/18/europe/czech-republic-russia-salisbury-poisoning-intl/index.html
see full report...One never knows just how much one is getting led up
the garden path these days...there is so much deception about...and it
has become so organised with the right amount of consistency and
inconsistency in it, particularly by nation states with huge amounts of
money paid to private corporations who specialise in producing the stuff
in the name of credible sources; especially when it comes to chemical
weapons and their use by Russian tourists in Salisbury and
elsewhere...😉 And all of those nation states call themselves
democratic, from Russia to China to North Korea to the UK and the
USA...and all the other five eyes...😉 Of course one of the best ways to
discern the truth is when one hears from the victims themselves...but
that sort of evidence isn't always available as even the nation state
often hides the "inside" knowledge they have in the "interests of
national security"...We never did get a definitive answer on where and
when and by who the Novichok was made...and yet scientific advances are
such that chemical labels and origins should be easy to apply to the
product...
Quote<<<
The suspects of the 2018 novichok nerve agent poisoning of Sergei and
Yulia Skripal in Salisbury, England, have been linked to a 2014 blast in
the Czech Republic that killed two people.
Czech police said Saturday that they were searching for two men "in
connection with the investigation" of a 2014 explosion at an ammunition
depot in Vrbetice, releasing images of the Salisbury suspects, Alexander
Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov.
Police added that the men are known to be carrying various passports,
including Russian passports with Petrov and Boshirov's names.
Moscow has denied any involvement with the Salisbury incident, and the
men who identified themselves as Petrov and Boshirov claimed they
briefly visited the historic cathedral city as tourists. Putin has said
the two men identified as suspects are "not criminals."
The police say the men were in the Czech Republic between October 11 and
October 16 of 2014, and added they also carried passports from Moldova
and Tajikistan, under the names of Nicolai Popa and Ruslan Tabarov
respectively.
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