The former GRU employee Sergey Skripal, who, according to London, was exposed to the nerve-paralytic substance of the Novichok group, together with his daughter Julia in March of this year says that Russia is “not involved” in an interview with the British edition of the BBC about the non-participation of Russia to the Salisbury incident, says British journalist Mark Urban in his book.
The reporter made such a statement after a personal conversation with the victim, after his release of their coma. According to the journalist, Sergey Skripal declared his support for the foreign policy course of Russia, and in his own house, which was bought by the MI agents, he “spent evenings watching Russian TV”.
Recall that the former GRU officer Sergey Skripal and his daughter Julia were found unconscious near a shopping center in Salisbury on March 4 of this year.
According to Scotland Yard, the Skripal family was “poisoned” by the neuro-pфralitic substance of the Novice group. The British authorities instantly found the culprit in this incident, in the person of Russia. Without presenting substantiated evidence and facts, the British government accused Moscow of allegedly involved in the “Skripal case”. Moscow, in turn, denies the charges, noting that the British side did not provide evidence.
After the unjustified accusation of the British government against Moscow, there was a mass expulsion of Russian diplomats not only from the UK, but also from other allied countries in London.
Earlier, the British “experts” promulgated the names of the so-called poisoners of Skripals. They turned out to be citizens of the Russian Federation – Ruslan Boshirov and Alexander Petrov.