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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny said Novichok’s venom could enter his body through his skin after contact with his personal belongings.
He made this assumption in an interview with journalist Yuri Dudyu. At the same time, he noted that he did not have an exact guess.
“This is super secret shit and the mere possession of the poison “Novice” is prohibited. He’s a chemical warfare agent. It cannot be stored anywhere and in any quantity … It can be in spray or liquid form“, – he said.
Navalny suggested that Novichok’s poisoning occurred at a hotel in Omsk, Russia.
“We understand that I left the room, grabbing a bottle of water, being already amazed, it means that the infection occurred in the hotel. Then 3-4 hours passed, that is, a long period. That is, if he ate, drank or inhaled Of course, he would “throw the horses” in half an hour or in an hour. So he went through things, for example, removing a shirt from a hanger. Generally, it could be on clothing or anywhere else. This is the essence of chemical weapons. Its components in themselves may be harmless, but when combined, a microscopic amount is enough to kill a person, “he said.
The Russian opponent stressed that after the poison enters the body, it dissolves without a trace.
“That’s why they kept me in Omsk for so long, they waited until everything went wrong in the body and there was no sign of Novichok,” Navalny said.
He also added that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s main problem is not that he or did not order to be poisoned, but that someone took out a Novichok and used it, which in itself is a violation of the international convention on the prohibition of the use of weapons. Chemicals. …
As OBOZREVATEL reported:
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On August 20, Alexei Navalny fell ill on board. The plane landed urgently and the politician was urgently hospitalized.
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The opponent was taken to the Charite clinic for treatment in Germany.
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They confirmed that Navalny was poisoned and fell into an artificial coma.
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On September 14, the German government announced that three independent examinations, taking into account and conducted in France and Sweden, confirmed that Navalny had been poisoned with a substance from the Novichok group.
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On the same day, during a telephone conversation, French President Emmanuel Macron also told Russian President Vladimir Putin that he had proof that opposition leader Navalny had been poisoned with Novichok.
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On September 15, Alexei Navalny shared his first photo after being poisoned and coming out of a coma.
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On September 17, a video was posted from a hotel room in Russia, where Navalny may have been poisoned.
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Navalny recounted grisly details about the events leading up to her poisoning with a substance from the Novichok group and how she felt like she was dying.
