Let Putin come out and explain everything
The "action-packed" statement by the head of the British Ministry of Internal Affairs, Mr. Sajid Javid, was a topic not only for world News, but also for many analysts and experts who do not shy away from strategic issues and the ubiquitous topic of the Cold War. The main British policeman demanded that the Russian authorities "explain what is happening." The most curious thing is that a high-ranking official immediately explained this himself: according to him, the Russian authorities "continue to undermine the security of the international community."
The theme “Amesbury novichok” (Amesbury “Novice”) does not leave the newspaper pages. Obviously, they will write about the next poisoning with “Russian substance” in Britain until everything is sucked out of the topic. Good old "sensations" with espionage, poisons, the all-powerful KGB and the cold war need regular nourishment. A person needs to eat three times a day, and newspapers die without daily sensations. One is not enough poisoning, give the second! The threat grows, the queen is in danger, there are people around Putin.
The theme of the Russian government is raised in such cases first. It is not the poisoning itself, not its outcome, or even the drug itself that excites the British elite. Excites her "Russian threat."
The Russians have become a comfortable scarecrow. As long as the residents of Salisbury and Amesbury are unhappy with how the police ensure their safety, the Minister of the Interior is scourging ... the Kremlin. The impression is this: if there were no Kremlin, the British police would have nothing to do!
The police in Britain goes hand in hand with the press and is in no hurry to nullify the topic of poisoning. Sky News reports that the police are still investigating how it happened that two people in Wiltshire were “exposed” to “Novice”. And this investigation in the district is expected to drag on for "a few months."
In Salisbury and nearby Amesbury, sniffer sniff out "traces of a potentially deadly" substance. Police activity has increased since the poisoning of 44-year-old Don Sturgess and her partner, 45-year-old Charlie Rowley. Both "got sick" in a house in Amesbury, using some kind of "infected object." The doctors described their condition as critical. (In a word, the situation calculates the situation with the Violiners - up to the number of victims simultaneously.)
From the police, so far no sense. The publication writes that the police did not find the "source of infection." In addition, the police themselves became a source of panic, because they said: it is possible that there were much more people in contact with the substance that remained after Skripale poisoning.
The investigation has only a hypothesis: it turns out, didn’t the pair Sturgess and Rowley find a container with a substance that they were poisoned with? Creak?
In general, the police have nothing to say, but because the police commanders in London told the subjects: "Due to the unique problems associated with this operation, it is expected that the police will have to work weeks and months."
Really curious. On the one hand, the police talk about the source of the poisoning, which should be neutralized as soon as possible, on the other - about the months of work. Of course, the subjects of Her Majesty will be unhappy!
It is also reported that today, nearly a hundred counterterrorism experts are working “around the clock” with the Wiltshire police: looking for a “source of infection”.
So, the police have absolutely nothing.
However, the Kremlin has already been accused.
After the Amesbury incident, as well as remembering Salisbury, the British Security Minister called on Russia to give detailed information about the “Novice”.
"The Russian state can turn the" wrong "in the right direction, telling us what happened, what they did, and thereby fill in some significant gaps that we are trying to investigate," - quotes Reuters Statement by Security Minister Ben Wallace, made by the BBC radio station.
The minister is convinced that it is Russia that can provide the necessary information so that “people are safe”.
Mr. Sajid Javid, the head of the British Ministry of the Interior, also delivered an “action-packed” speech.
“The time has come for Russia to respond and explain what is happening,” the head quotes BFM.ru. - Let me explain. We are not talking now about the Russian people, we are talking about the actions of the Russian authorities, who continue to undermine the security of the international community. It is absolutely unacceptable that our citizens become deliberate or accidental targets, and our streets, parks and cities were a platform for dumping poisons. We will continue our investigation and make public information about all significant events. ”
And the main "policeman" of Britain did not rule out that the incident could lead to new measures against Moscow.
New measures? Absolutely unacceptable? But is it acceptable to show the Russian authorities and assure that their actions “continue to undermine the security of the international community”? Where are the clues? The police even do not know where the “source of infection” is, and it takes months to investigate (at best, a week). But the ministers, as we see, the charges are ready. Cooked up.
"We will continue our investigation ..." So continue. And your loud statements are more suitable for domestic (British) consumption than for the international community. The modern international community, fed on the fast Internet, is not so trusting anymore!
As for the position of the Kremlin, it is unambiguous. And it has not changed since the time of the Scripale case.
“Now we, of course, are concerned,” quotes the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Peskov. RIA News". - After all, in Europe, this is the repeated use of such substances. Although, on the other hand, we do not have information on which substances, in fact, were used, how they were used. Because all this information is very difficult to focus on any media reports. ” Peskov also noted that Russia "categorically denied and continues to categorically deny the possibility of any involvement in what was happening there."
But that said edition BFM.ru Wil Mirzayanov, one of the Novice developers:
As for the new poisoning, there are different versions, and almost all belong to the sphere of conspiracy. No one has any evidence and weighty arguments in the form of evidence, or at least small traces.
The same Wil Mirzayanov, for example, reminds us that 4 of the month passed from the Scripal case, and therefore the “Novice” should have already washed away the precipitations, but experts interviewed "BBC", convince the international community that the "Newbie" is a whole group of substances. And the Novice derivatives do not decompose as quickly as its previous versions.
The version of the Kremlin footprint is even more popular with conspiracy therapists. Conspiracy the sediments do not care.
A couple of Rowley and Sturgess were allegedly poisoned by Russian agents. What for? To ruin the version of the Kremlin’s involvement in the case of Skripale!
Very strange hypothesis. However, like all conspiracy.
The “Russians,” had they been so bad, they certainly would not have ruined the version during the world championship.
The football championship, as noted by many analysts and guests of Russia who have arrived from abroad, has made relations between Russia and the West warmer. And to organize a “share” with poisoning at such a period would be the height of stupidity. If anyone created such a black deed during the period of the temporary friendship of nations, it is certainly not the Kremlin. But the spiteful critics of Russia could well go for it.
Conspiracy constructions fall apart simply because Rowley and Sturgess are not at all a Scripal defector agent. To see Moscow’s vengeful hand in this new poisoning is therefore doubly ridiculous. The press and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Britain would have remembered their Porton Down better ...
However, the British ministers, feeling the “international community” behind their back, still point their fingers at the Kremlin. Suppose, they say, Putin will come out and explain everything.
Listen better to your Scotland Yard, gentlemen officials. And wait a few months. You are ministers, not newspaper reporters who feed on sensations!
The theme “Amesbury novichok” (Amesbury “Novice”) does not leave the newspaper pages. Obviously, they will write about the next poisoning with “Russian substance” in Britain until everything is sucked out of the topic. Good old "sensations" with espionage, poisons, the all-powerful KGB and the cold war need regular nourishment. A person needs to eat three times a day, and newspapers die without daily sensations. One is not enough poisoning, give the second! The threat grows, the queen is in danger, there are people around Putin.
The theme of the Russian government is raised in such cases first. It is not the poisoning itself, not its outcome, or even the drug itself that excites the British elite. Excites her "Russian threat."
The Russians have become a comfortable scarecrow. As long as the residents of Salisbury and Amesbury are unhappy with how the police ensure their safety, the Minister of the Interior is scourging ... the Kremlin. The impression is this: if there were no Kremlin, the British police would have nothing to do!
The police in Britain goes hand in hand with the press and is in no hurry to nullify the topic of poisoning. Sky News reports that the police are still investigating how it happened that two people in Wiltshire were “exposed” to “Novice”. And this investigation in the district is expected to drag on for "a few months."
In Salisbury and nearby Amesbury, sniffer sniff out "traces of a potentially deadly" substance. Police activity has increased since the poisoning of 44-year-old Don Sturgess and her partner, 45-year-old Charlie Rowley. Both "got sick" in a house in Amesbury, using some kind of "infected object." The doctors described their condition as critical. (In a word, the situation calculates the situation with the Violiners - up to the number of victims simultaneously.)
From the police, so far no sense. The publication writes that the police did not find the "source of infection." In addition, the police themselves became a source of panic, because they said: it is possible that there were much more people in contact with the substance that remained after Skripale poisoning.
The investigation has only a hypothesis: it turns out, didn’t the pair Sturgess and Rowley find a container with a substance that they were poisoned with? Creak?
In general, the police have nothing to say, but because the police commanders in London told the subjects: "Due to the unique problems associated with this operation, it is expected that the police will have to work weeks and months."
Really curious. On the one hand, the police talk about the source of the poisoning, which should be neutralized as soon as possible, on the other - about the months of work. Of course, the subjects of Her Majesty will be unhappy!
It is also reported that today, nearly a hundred counterterrorism experts are working “around the clock” with the Wiltshire police: looking for a “source of infection”.
So, the police have absolutely nothing.
However, the Kremlin has already been accused.
After the Amesbury incident, as well as remembering Salisbury, the British Security Minister called on Russia to give detailed information about the “Novice”.
"The Russian state can turn the" wrong "in the right direction, telling us what happened, what they did, and thereby fill in some significant gaps that we are trying to investigate," - quotes Reuters Statement by Security Minister Ben Wallace, made by the BBC radio station.
The minister is convinced that it is Russia that can provide the necessary information so that “people are safe”.
Mr. Sajid Javid, the head of the British Ministry of the Interior, also delivered an “action-packed” speech.
“The time has come for Russia to respond and explain what is happening,” the head quotes BFM.ru. - Let me explain. We are not talking now about the Russian people, we are talking about the actions of the Russian authorities, who continue to undermine the security of the international community. It is absolutely unacceptable that our citizens become deliberate or accidental targets, and our streets, parks and cities were a platform for dumping poisons. We will continue our investigation and make public information about all significant events. ”
And the main "policeman" of Britain did not rule out that the incident could lead to new measures against Moscow.
New measures? Absolutely unacceptable? But is it acceptable to show the Russian authorities and assure that their actions “continue to undermine the security of the international community”? Where are the clues? The police even do not know where the “source of infection” is, and it takes months to investigate (at best, a week). But the ministers, as we see, the charges are ready. Cooked up.
"We will continue our investigation ..." So continue. And your loud statements are more suitable for domestic (British) consumption than for the international community. The modern international community, fed on the fast Internet, is not so trusting anymore!
As for the position of the Kremlin, it is unambiguous. And it has not changed since the time of the Scripale case.
“Now we, of course, are concerned,” quotes the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Peskov. RIA News". - After all, in Europe, this is the repeated use of such substances. Although, on the other hand, we do not have information on which substances, in fact, were used, how they were used. Because all this information is very difficult to focus on any media reports. ” Peskov also noted that Russia "categorically denied and continues to categorically deny the possibility of any involvement in what was happening there."
But that said edition BFM.ru Wil Mirzayanov, one of the Novice developers:
“Toxic agents of the Novice series are highly susceptible to hydrolysis, i.e. they decompose quickly. This is their Achilles heel. This is absolutely fresh attack, another thing - for what purpose? I think that in order to divert attention from the investigation of the first case, and then you will soon have a meeting in Helsinki. There, Comrade Putin can tell Trump: “Why did you blame us, we allegedly deal with our traitors with the help of a chemical weapons, but now ordinary citizens have come under attack. They have nothing to do with us. See, this is absolutely the internal matter of the British. "
As for the new poisoning, there are different versions, and almost all belong to the sphere of conspiracy. No one has any evidence and weighty arguments in the form of evidence, or at least small traces.
The same Wil Mirzayanov, for example, reminds us that 4 of the month passed from the Scripal case, and therefore the “Novice” should have already washed away the precipitations, but experts interviewed "BBC", convince the international community that the "Newbie" is a whole group of substances. And the Novice derivatives do not decompose as quickly as its previous versions.
The version of the Kremlin footprint is even more popular with conspiracy therapists. Conspiracy the sediments do not care.
A couple of Rowley and Sturgess were allegedly poisoned by Russian agents. What for? To ruin the version of the Kremlin’s involvement in the case of Skripale!
Very strange hypothesis. However, like all conspiracy.
The “Russians,” had they been so bad, they certainly would not have ruined the version during the world championship.
The football championship, as noted by many analysts and guests of Russia who have arrived from abroad, has made relations between Russia and the West warmer. And to organize a “share” with poisoning at such a period would be the height of stupidity. If anyone created such a black deed during the period of the temporary friendship of nations, it is certainly not the Kremlin. But the spiteful critics of Russia could well go for it.
Conspiracy constructions fall apart simply because Rowley and Sturgess are not at all a Scripal defector agent. To see Moscow’s vengeful hand in this new poisoning is therefore doubly ridiculous. The press and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Britain would have remembered their Porton Down better ...
However, the British ministers, feeling the “international community” behind their back, still point their fingers at the Kremlin. Suppose, they say, Putin will come out and explain everything.
Listen better to your Scotland Yard, gentlemen officials. And wait a few months. You are ministers, not newspaper reporters who feed on sensations!
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