Russian Embassy referred to new conclusions of the British Government on Skripal case as very strange, RIA Novosti informs. In particular, diplomats found some inconsistencies. For example, the list of victims contained only three people, whereas London states that there were several places subject to poisoning and the poison did not evaporate.
British Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Environment claimed that the poisonous substance used in Salisbury was liquid. At this, experts note that Novichok, which was allegedly used for poisoning Skripals, does not dissolve in the water.
Russian Embassy has also noted that the number of poisoned places is increasing week by week. Thus, emergency medical station and house of the police officer Nick Bailey were added to Zizzi restaurant, Mill pub and the bench where Sergei and Yulia lay unconscious.
Diplomats are curious why other citizens in Salisbury have no symptoms of poisoning, if the poisonous substance, according to the British authorities, was open to public and was very toxic, in the opinion of the British authorities. At this, to clean the infected areas, special chemical disinfection was required. It is surprising that the police officer Nick Bailey came back home and was not subject to the repeated effect of the poisoning substance. The disinfection of the infected house was conducted a month after the incident.
Salisbury citizens are informed to stay calm assuring that there are minimum risks to get poisoned.
Russian Embassy suspects that so-called disinfection is just a cover for the operation of erasing all factual evidence. Diplomats are sure that this disinfection, which includes burning potentially dangerous objects, helps London get rid of important and valuable evidence. This method was
applied earlier when the bodies of Skripal’s pets were burnt down.
Russkiy Mir
