Alexander Petrov promised to comment on the case Skrobala

Alexander Petrov promised to comment on the case Skrobala

The British justice system a suspect in the poisoning of Sergey and Yulia Skrobala in the UK Alexander Petrov in a telephone conversation with the correspondent of “Russia 24” has promised next week to give a detailed review press. Thus he responded to the call of the President of Russia Vladimir Putin to the two defendants in the case “himself to tell”.

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During the plenary session at the Eastern economic forum the head of state said Alexander Petrov, and Ruslan Bashirov whom the Prosecutor’s office of Britain is accused of attempted murder Skrobala, are civilians, and “there is nothing particularly criminal, no.”

“I would like to ask them that they heard us today. Let them get somewhere, here’s to you, the media. I hope that they will appear of themselves will tell you,” Putin said.

Petrov, earlier already said that didn’t make any secret trips to London with the aim of poisoning Skrobala, in conversation with the correspondent of “Russia 24” has refused to give any comment about the charges against him.

“I have no comment. Maybe later. Next week, I think,” said Alexander, an employee of the Tomsk pharmaceutical NPO “virion” (part of the scientific production Association “Microgen”).

The fifth of September British prosecutors have charged Petrov and Bashirova charges under four articles: they are suspected in the attempted murder of Sergey and Yulia Skipala and British police nick Bailey. The British Prime Minister, Theresa may, claims that the suspects are employees of the GRU.

NewsRelative Skrobala said he knows who the Petrov and Bashirov

Former GRU officer Sergey Skripal, who was convicted earlier in Russia for treason, and his daughter Julia was poisoned in British Salisbury on 4 March. It provoked an international scandal. London almost immediately made a categorical assertion that the substance that had poisoned Skripal and his daughter, supposedly developed in Russia, and on this basis accused Moscow of involvement in the incident, sent Russian diplomats and persuaded to do the same and other countries.

Earlier, Russian foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that “it Skripal” is crumbling before our eyes due to the lack of any evidence against Russia. The Russian foreign Ministry sent to their British colleagues about 60 diplomatic notes, which contain requirements to provide the country with access to the investigation and affected citizens. In addition, was sent a request on legal assistance and cooperation (including joint investigation). However, the British authorities still did not respond.

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