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  • 2019-04-13 (xsd:date)
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  • Yakovenko said there was no "proof" the chemical agent used in the Salisbury attack had been developed in Russian labs. He added that the "so-called Novichok" could be produced anywhere in Europe.This contradicts the testimony of one the scientist-developers of Novichok – Vil Mirzoyanov (en)
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  • On Tuesday, April 9, Russia’s Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Alexander Yakovenko, spoke with Sky News about Russia’s relationship with the U.K. following the March 2018 Novichok poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia, in Salisbury, England.EmbedshareRussia’s UK ambassador loses the plot on Novichok poisoningEmbedshareThe code has been copied to your clipboard.widthpxheightpxShare on Facebook Share on Twitter The URL has been copied to your clipboardNo media source currently available0:000:01:070:00​Yakovenko was asked about the outstanding facts" of the incident (en)
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