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Photo: Dominic Raab (lbc.co.uk)
The gangster practice of the Russian authorities leaves no doubt as to who is behind the Navalny poisoning
The version about the involvement of the Russian authorities in the poisoning of opposition politician Alexei Navalny seems to be the most plausible. Such actions are considered “pure gangsterism” in London.
This was stated by the head of the British Foreign Office, Dominic Raab, reports The Daily Mail.
When asked if he believed that the Russian authorities were involved in the poisoning, Raab replied: “I think it is very difficult to find a plausible alternative explanation based on Russia’s record.”
However, he recalled that the “Newbie” was used in Salisbury. According to him, it is a very dangerous substance with great difficulties to obtain, store and use.
The British Foreign Minister said that Russia should give an answer to this. “And I think we have to conduct an investigation through the OPCW (Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons), and Russia should cooperate fully,” the minister added.
“The use of chemical weapons in such a context is pure gangsterism, and Russia is responsible for never using them on behalf of the authorities and, secondly, for ensuring that no one else can use them on the territory of the country.” he said.
As previously reported by RBC-Ukraine, Ukraine’s ambassador to Berlin, Andriy Melnyk, proposed to Germany to introduce a three-month embargo on Russia’s oil and gas supplies. This should be a response to the poisoning of opposition politician Alexei Navalny.
Recall that on August 20, 2020, the Russian nationalist opposition politician Alexei Navalny flew from Tomsk to Moscow, he felt bad on board and the plane landed urgently in Omsk. At the hospital, he fell into a coma. After being transferred to the Charite clinic in Berlin, German toxicologists determined that he had been poisoned by Novichok.
