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He apologized to Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny for producing the rookies on Sunday in a statement to online television Dozgy, Vil Mirzajanov, whom the press commonly refers to as the “fathers” of the neurotoxic toxin.
Mirzajanov, who lives in the United States, believed that Navalny (pictured) would need about a year to recover. He said that in 1993 he met a man who had survived poison poisoning, who had symptoms similar to Navalny’s and who, among other things, complained that he could not write on the blackboard, which the chemist said was a sign of disruption in signaling between the brain and functional organs.
Navalny “must be patient, eventually he will recover,” the former Soviet chemist said in an MTI report.
However, biochemist Leonid Rink, who is often referred to by the Russian press as one of the developers of the rookies, said in a statement to the RIA Novostyi news agency that Mirzayanov was never a member of the battle poison development group.
It has nothing to do with biochemistry. It is a simple chromatograph. He was not in our group, he was in charge of checking the sewers, what was leaking from the plant or leaving the chimney. It has nothing to do with the creation of rookies, Rink said, according to which Mirzayanov could not know the symptoms and biological mechanisms of rookie poisoning, and could now declare to order.
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