The OPCW chemical weapons watchdog has supported Britain's analysis of a nerve agent used to poison a Russian former spy in the UK. But it didn't assign blame in the case of Sergei and Yulia Skripal. Lucy Fielder reports.
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The British press reports investigators have identified individuals believed to be behind the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal. British authorities insist the Russian government was behind the.. Source: Wochit News -
According to intelligence made public by the UK on Friday, Russia has run programs investigating different ways of delivering nerve agents, "including by application to door handles," and is "highly.. Source: Wochit News -
A former Russian spy and his daughter were poisoned with a nerve agent Chemical weapons watchdog group OPCW has confirmed the type of poison The nerve agent was not named in the summary report OPCW.. Source: NYDN Wibbitz -
The UK's claim that Russia was behind the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter has been bolstered by Independent chemical weapons inspectors.
On Thursday the Organisation for the Protection of.. Source: Wochit -
Moscow bureau chief Anton Troianovski describes Russia’s increasing tensions with the U.S. and how state media outlets are covering the alleged chemical weapons attack in Syria. Source: The Washington Post - Affiliate -
A former Russian spy and his daughter who were poisoned by a nerve agent are not only feeling better, they may move to America. A top Whitehall official tells the Sunday Times that Sergei and Yulia.. Source: Wochit News -
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