The fact that the nerve agent used to poison a Russian ex-spy and his daughter was being produced in the Czech Republic deals a “powerful blow” to the UK claims about Russia being behind the incident, a Russian Senator has said.
“Novichok was produced and stored in the Czech territory in some small quantities. This fact is a crushing blow to London’s theory that is already falling apart at the seams,” Russian Senator Aleksey Pushkov said in a Twitter post, commenting on the recent revelations made by the Czech President Milos Zeman. “London is confused: Its whole construct is crumbling,” the Russian politician added.
Вон оно как! "Новичок" производился и хранился в Чехии - в "незначительных количествах". Этот факт - мощный удар по версии Лондона, которая и так трещит по швам, т.к. от отравления этим ОВ не выздоравливают, как Юлия Скрипаль. Лондон в замешательстве: вся конструкция рушится.
— Алексей Пушков (@Alexey_Pushkov) May 3, 2018
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