Shulgin called the possible motive of the incident organizers with Kripalani

Shulgin called the possible motive of the incident organizers with Kripalani

MOSCOW, 12 Sep — RIA Novosti. The organizers of the incident with the poisoning in Salisbury tried to influence the presidential elections held in March this year, believes Russia’s permanent representative to the Organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons Alexander Shulgin.

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“It was clearly to influence the presidential elections in Russia in the spring of this year,” he told the TV channel Ruptly.

According to him, the British side, in turn, argues that the attack on Skrobala was beneficial to Russia, as allegedly invested in its state policy to exterminate the traitors.

“We have shown that this thesis is utterly false, nothing,” said Shulgin.

There are lots of other inconsistencies, gaps, inconsistencies, we all paid attention, raised this issue with the British at the time.Alexander Shulgin, Russia’s permanent representative to the Organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons

Fourth of March in Salisbury was poisoned, former GRU officer Sergey Skripal and his daughter Julia, which triggered a major international scandal. In London said that the incident involved Russia, Moscow categorically denies it.

Russia has repeatedly offered to conduct a joint investigation of the incident, but London ignored the initiative and denied access Scriply. Also the foreign Ministry has accused the British Prime Minister Theresa may in a lie. So, she claimed that the poison was manufactured in Russia. However, in the laboratory Porton Down is denied.

Later London showed photos of two “suspects in the poisoning Skrypalia”, claiming that two officers of the GRU — Alexander Petrov, and Ruslan Bashirov. In Moscow said that the names of Russia “nothing to say” and once again called on Britain to move on from accusations and manipulation to cooperation.

HelpWhat became known from the police report on the poisoning in Salisbury

As poisoned Skrypali: version of the British authorities.

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