"The FSB is involved in the situation with Navalny": Britain explained the introduction of sanctions against Bortnikov

The British security service considers the FSB to be involved in the poisoning of the Russian blogger Navalny, and it is because of this that sanctions were introduced against the director of the service, Alexander Bortnikov. This is reported by The Guardian, citing sources.

According to the newspaper, the security services of Great Britain, Germany and France came to the conclusion that the Russian FSB was involved in the situation with Navalny. According to two sources cited by The Guardian, the Second Service of the FSB, "responsible for the fight against terrorism, extremism and internal political threats", is related to the poisoning of the Russian oppositionist. It was on the basis of this conclusion that the European Union and the United Kingdom imposed sanctions against FSB Director Alexander Bortnikov.

Explaining the imposition of sanctions against Bortnikov, the EU emphasized that a toxic nerve agent Novichok was found in Navalny's body, which is available only to Russian state organizations.

Given that Alexei Navalny was under observation at the time of the poisoning, it can be concluded that the poisoning was possible only with the participation of the FSB

- declared in the EU.

Recall that on October 15, the EU imposed sanctions against six Russians and one institution. On the same day, Great Britain joined the sanctions.

Under the restrictions of the European Union were: FSB Director Alexander Bortnikov, First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Russian Presidential Administration Sergei Kiriyenko, Head of the Presidential Administration for Domestic Policy Andrei Yarin, Deputy Defense Ministers of Russia Alexei Krivoruchko and Pavel Popov, and Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of Russia in the Siberian Federal District Sergei Menyailo.

In addition to individuals, the Russian State Scientific Research Institute of Organic Chemistry and Technology (FSUE GosNIIOKhT) fell under the sanctions of the European Union in the "Navalny case".

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[Grandfather]

"The FSB is involved in the situation with Navalny": Britain explained the introduction of sanctions against Bortnikov

... and Alexander Vasilich, won't he drink with grief?

[Egoza]

Quote: Dead Day

.a Alexander Vasilich, will you drink with grief?

Does he need to fly to Britain and the EU so often?

[Tatyana]

Quote: Dead Day

And who is managing MI 6 over there nowadays? What kind of "paskuda-80 of that level" started up there. They say a chess player is great, especially in pan-Turkism, a big special. Nu-nu.

On a recent trip to London, President of Ukraine Zelenskiy met with the head of British intelligence Mi-6. Those. with Mr. Moore, a notorious specialist in unleashing wars between countries in various regions of the world.

In general, international meetings are diplomatically held at status equal levels in terms of positions. Namely, the presidents meet precisely with the presidents, and the heads of the special services - with the heads of the special services.
And Vladimir Zelensky during his visit to London met with the head of the British secret service Mi-6. This is incredible - diplomatically egregious (1) - almost unprecedented in world history.

What did the head of the "independent" state of Ukraine and the head of intelligence of another state - Great Britain discuss among themselves? One can only guess!
And this despite the fact that Ukrainians are proud of their "independence", for the sake of which they are "at war with Russia", for which they are fighting, wear embroidered shirts, prohibit the Russian language! all this Ukrainian "INDEPENDENCE" was presented to the Zelenskiy British on a silver platter - from the leadership of Ukraine to the rulers in London.
Initiates should not be surprised at this.

Nikolai Starikov: why Zelensky met with the head of Mi-6. • Oct 16. 2020

[Tatyana]

Well, ah if all the events of the last months are put together:
+ Russian sanctions for German, British and US agent Navalny,
+ flashing of Germany itself there-ships on "SP-2",
+ unceasing attempt of the STATE REVOLUTION from the West in the Republic of Belarus,
+ Azerbaijan's war in Nagorno-Karabakh with the help of Turkey and now with the help of the United States with the expansion of Azerbaijan's shelling of the territory of Armenia itself (a member of the CSTO),
+ Bulgaria with a delay in the completion of the Turkish Stream on its territory,
+ Georgia, letting Turkish planes to aid belligerent Azerbaijan and not allowing humanitarian aid for Armenia from Russia,
+ neutral Switzerland suddenly came out with its sanctions against Russia for the Crimean bridge built by the Russian Federation,
+ expansion of the presence of American, NATO and British ships at the World Cup,
+ and much more ...
- then this indicates a SIMULTANEOUSLY coordinated events, i.e. about actions from ONE world center against Russia as real operational training US and UK to TMV with Russia.

[krot]

Navalny himself, through all this disinformation, burns bridges behind him. Obviously, he has no place in Russia now. If he met me, a spit in the face would be guaranteed.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Dead Day

and Alexander Vasilich, won't he drink with grief?

La he has no relatives in Britain, and he has no English bank accounts, unlike some.

[WILL]

Quote: Dead Day

... and Alexander Vasilich, won't he drink with grief?

He will definitely drink, because he will never see the spiers of Salisbury!
To write off this "newbie" to hell, if you stick to the British version is complete nonsense To poison everyone - with mushrooms and vodka (I am ready to provide the FSB with a full basket of pale toadstools ) 100% - Result!

[DymOk_v_dYmke]

Quote: ANIMAL

To poison everyone - with mushrooms and vodka (I am ready to provide the FSB with a full basket of pale toadstools) 100% - Result!

And you have chosen a nickname very clearly!

[fruc]

By this, they made it clear that they refuse to cooperate with the special services. As if it did not turn out sideways for them. (and us too)

[rocket757]

I remember Arabist Lawrence, some Mr. Smith or Freddie, it doesn't matter. They have been digging in that region for a long time and thoroughly.

[Observer2014]

Quote: rocket757

I remember Arabist Lawrence, some Mr. Smith or Freddie, it doesn't matter. They have been digging in that region for a long time and thoroughly.

They rummage, but Richard Moore is not that for you. In 2014-2017 he worked as the Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Turkey, and the following year became the political director of the British Foreign Office. The new head of MI6 speaks fluent Turkish and sometimes even writes in him in his Twitter. A person who knows the language of the subject of his work. This is no longer just an official, and dismiss him as a specialist. Oh, how not worth it, and especially underestimate.

[rocket757]

And we what we can, these are responsible and servicemen should know, take into account and act !!! We, on a soft sofa, can somehow assess the consequences and when / if reliable information becomes available. And so, at best, we will not bother too much over elementary disinformation, and that's good.

[Observer2014]

Quote: rocket757

And we what we can, these are responsible and servicemen should know, take into account and act !!! We, on a soft sofa, can somehow assess the consequences and when / if reliable information becomes available. And so, at best, we will not bother too much over elementary disinformation, and that's good.

That's exactly a colleague! That's it! I subscribe to your every word in this comment

[rocket757]

Let's not be overly excited about or without. The boom is to remain sane people.
For now, this is all we can do.

[Observer2014]

Quote: rocket757

Let's not be overly excited about or without. The boom is to remain sane people.
For now, this is all we can do.

Was it me overexcited? Yes, I'm calm like a boa constrictor!

[rocket757]

Over-excited enough, on some branches, in disputes / discussions, I don't even want to interfere! Because there is no discussion there, only .... against each other. That's why such agility, I don't understand.

[Observer2014]

Quote: rocket757

Over-excited enough, on some branches, in disputes / discussions, I don't even want to interfere! Because there is no discussion there, only .... against each other. That's why such agility, I don't understand.

And what else can they talk about. Here you need to talk. Analyze. And in 98% of percent there is a continuous flood. And spam. Agree, a colleague, that you really want a healthy, normal communication. And on the merits of the question. I get into a "fight" ... Yes, it's solid. ..No analytics.No any.How did they give me there. "You see the minuses. So you're wrong."

[Egoza]

Mr. Moore, who speaks Turkish and served as British Ambassador to Turkey from 2014 to 2017, has been appointed to the post of the head of this important institution of the United Kingdom.
Richard Moore, 57, previously worked in Vietnam, Turkey, Pakistan and Malaysia. He is fond of golf, hiking and scuba diving. He is married and has two children.

[askort154]

Observer 2014 ....But what about. This is just as it should be. And who is there they now manage MI 6? What kind of "paskuda-80 of that level" was started up there. They say a chess player is great, especially in pan-Turkism, a big special.

Since September, MI6 has been headed by Richard Moore - Since 1987. MI6 staffer, worked undercover in Vietnam, Malaysia ... (and also in that region)
In 2014, he was appointed British Ambassador to Turkey and became Erdogan's "family friend". Also in September, Gina Haspel was appointed director of the CIA - 64 years old, 33 of them - a staff member of the CIA. Under Bush Jr., she was responsible for the secret prisons of the CIA. Extremely cruel, she loved to personally participate in the torture of prisoners.
Before being appointed "Director of the CIA", she worked in England as a representative of US foreign intelligence in the English MI5.
New "brooms" in the CIA and MI6, now zealously begin to show that they are not chewing "pound-dollars" for nothing.

[Real Pilot]

Of course the FSB is involved!
The border service of the FSB of the Russian Federation put a stamp and allowed to take this gentleman to Germany (although the political decision was not made by them ...). He was under a court order not to leave the place.
For 20 rubles, citizens do not release debts, but here it is!

If it had not been released, the case of the Russian in Russia would not have affected either the British, or the Germans, or the Americans in general. Therefore, if the FSB is guilty of anything, then it is of criminal negligence ...

This is a joke, of course. But if the service had provided for everything, they would not have given a reason to impose sanctions.

They did not hound him. Navalny had acute pancreatitis, that is, a malfunction of the pancreas. In an interview, the doctor who treated him, the head of the toxicology department of the Omsk hospital, talks about this in great detail. The rest of the organs remained intact, and this completely rejects the version of a novice or other poison. The metabolism was restored, and the patient is happily giving interviews again ... And he would still be lying from nerve poison!

[rocket757]

Quote: RealPilot

And I would still be lying from nerve poison!

The ring will not agree with you, from the BOV, which they "cooked", there would have been overtrained, if not all, then some would have gone to rest side by side, forever.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: RealPilot

And I would still be lying from nerve poison!

Today we would light a candle for him for "40 days".

[rocket757]

Yes, not one, most likely.

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: RealPilot

from nerve poison would still be lying!

I'll clarify, I would lay down forever in a wooden box.

[RUSS]

Quote: rocket757

Where can we go without a tattered island shelter ... they are ready to stick their nose into any guano, and they are always ready to put a bunch, if anything.

And you, why are you so worried about Bortnikov? He does not have accounts in the EU and real estate in Europe? Or is there? What are your worries and indignations?

[rocket757]

This is just a FACT statement. I have sho, the banner is suspended "freedom for parrots!" or someone else, who was sanctioned there.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: rocket757

Where can we go without a tattered island cattle ... in any guano you are ready to stick your nose

Yes, this chicken with reduced social responsibility always loves to dig its nose in a cesspool. She is always attracted by the smell of feces.

[rocket757]

So the proverb about the "crap Englishwoman", not even yesterday began to speak.

[Thrifty]

Europe is totally sick with "navalism"! This is a form of political madness, transmitted by decrees from the USA! If the bulk is so dear to them, let them give him citizenship, a place in the European Parliament, they will provide housing for life, and we will deprive him of Russian citizenship and forget about him forever!

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Thrifty

Europe is totally sick with "navalism"!

"Soros" and "piled up" are brothers, they must protect and patronize each other.

[major147]

I believe that by "pedaling" the "poisoning" of the Skripals, Navalny is trying to humiliate the Russian military-industrial complex. What kind of "deadly poisons" are produced in Russia, which in no way can kill the enemy?

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Explaining the imposition of sanctions against Bortnikov, the EU stressed that a toxic nerve agent Novichok was found in Navalny's body, which is available only to Russian state organizations.

to determine the substance, it must be available otherwise it would have been written in the conclusion UNKNOWN substance, and since there was a source for comparison, this substance is already available not only to the special services of the Russian Federation
p / s / I wonder if I bring a bottle smeared with rat poison to Germany and tell me that Alyoshka slipped this bottle to me, will they impose sanctions against him ?!

[Real Pilot]

[quote = Vasilenko Vladimir] [quote]
p / s / I wonder if I bring a bottle smeared with rat poison to Germany and say that Alyoshka slipped this bottle to me, will they impose sanctions against him ?! [/ quote]

Нет!
But if you say that PUTIN, then at least they will take a closer look at you.

This is how this elevator for traitors works - it was nobody, but publicly expressed a similar thought - and a tool! And they use it, and then they throw it away ... Therefore, the "oppositionists" seize the moment and try to collect "donations" as much as possible in a fleeting PR, because then nobody needs them, used something.

[Russ]

Navalny is in hospital in Germany. The Germans come to him and speak.
_- Alexey, don't go back to Russia. What are you going to do there? There is Putin, there is a morder, you will come back, they will definitely kill you there.
Navalny asks:
- Is your type safe?
The Germans answer:
- Sure! Near Berlin, there is a posh bunker. Special protection. By the way, Skripal has been hanging out there for 2 years. Everything, you have a company. He has apartment number 1, you will have number 2.
Navalny answers:
- Well, come on. I'm going to the bunker.
Night. Bunker. Apartment number 2. Navalny is waking up. And quietly goes to apartment number 1. Leans over to the sleeping Skripal and quietly says in his ear:
- Well, that the dog's daughter, did you think we won't get it?

[Vladimir Mashkov]

What? Bortnikov ?? Trampled Navalny "Novice" ??? Yeeees. Highley Likely !!!

[Russ]

Nonsense can only be commented on with complete nonsense ...

[Crash]

Given that Alexei Navalny was under observation at the time of the poisoning

So I did not understand: he was first poisoned in Russia, then sent to Germany, and only there, when

Alexey Navalny was under surveillance

The FSB tried to finish off with a chemical warfare agent, from which the entire hospital would be bent ???

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Crasher

So I do not understand

no one understood, but sanctions were imposed

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Crasher

The FSB tried to finish off with a chemical warfare agent, from which the entire hospital would be bent ??

We couldn't, Petrov and Bashirov were in Armenia then.

[Mountain shooter]

Just laughter ... It's time to stop reacting to all this orgy ... And to all "Navalny" offer to DUMP from their unloved homeland, in order to avoid pesticide poisoning ... intravenously!

[rotmistr60]

British Security Service considers FSB implicated in poisoning of Russian blogger Navalny

The British special services are degrading if they believe that the FSB is not capable, if it wants to, to complete the matter and arrange so that a mosquito does not undermine the nose. And Zelensky did not give confidence in the "involvement" of the FSB at a meeting with the head of MI6? Everything is so sewn with white thread that probably old and professional British intelligence and counterintelligence officers are spitting in their kitchens.

[cniza]

They haven't bothered themselves for a long time, why if the people accept everything ...

[tihonmarine]

Quote: rotmistr60

“Involvement” of the FSB was not Zelensky at the meeting with the head of MI6? Everything is so sewn with white threads

Well, if MI-6 has already contacted Zelensky, then it is clear "who you will lead with, from that you will type."

[Operator]

The FSB type created the most favored conditions in Tomsk so that the Anal thumped there not like a child to the level of acogol in the blood of 2 ppm, after which he fell into a hypoglycemic coma in Omsk with a level of 0,2 ppm (the rest had time to decompose to acetone in 8 hours) - and not I had to eat handfuls of antidepressants and take half a liter of water on my chest.

There is a howl in Europe and America around acetone and its derivatives in the biological assays of Analny - Russian vodka has already been recognized as a terrible BOV

[askort154]

Given that Alexei Navalny was under observation at the time of the poisoning, it can be concluded that the poisoning was possible only with the participation of the FSB

If he had been under the supervision of the FSB, then Marina Pevchikh would not have escaped.
On the contrary, it is the purest puncture of the FSB that they missed it. Now you can't get it.

[tralflot1832]

And cho further. I'll go and I'll take a Russian whiskey in one store. And I'll swing a stoparik, for the peace of my soul. God forgive the English exchange. The coronavirus will help them!

[cniza]

which is available only to state organizations of Russia.

You also have it, or rather only you, we destroyed it ...

[Piramidon]

in the body of Navalny found a toxic nerve agent "Novichok", which is available only to state organizations of Russia

If it was really a "newbie", then it could only be found in Lyokhin's corpse during autopsy.

[Trotil42]

Quote: RealPilot

Of course the FSB is involved!
The border service of the FSB of the Russian Federation put a stamp and allowed to take this gentleman to Germany (although the political decision was not made by them ...). He was under a court order not to leave the place.
For 20 rubles, citizens do not release debts, but here it is!

If it had not been released, the case of the Russian in Russia would not have affected either the British, or the Germans, or the Americans in general. Therefore, if the FSB is guilty of anything, then it is of criminal negligence ...

This is a joke, of course. But if the service had provided for everything, they would not have given a reason to impose sanctions.

They did not hound him. Navalny had acute pancreatitis, that is, a malfunction of the pancreas. In an interview, the doctor who treated him, the head of the toxicology department of the Omsk hospital, talks about this in great detail. The rest of the organs remained intact, and this completely rejects the version of a novice or other poison. The metabolism was restored, and the patient is happily giving interviews again ... And he would still be lying from nerve poison!

There is an official version ... Putin voiced it in a conversation with Macron .. Navalny himself produced a newcomer .. and used it himself .. here. As for the poisoning ... the OPCW also found poison in Navalny's analyzes ... Russia is a member of this organization, and does not dispute the results of the examination ... In addition, it is confirmed by the French and Swedes ... Somehow it is not authoritative about the head of the Omsk hospital .. (there is no such position ) .. there is the head of the department .. Remember about Salisbury .. there the intelligence colonels came to the English village to inspect the spire .. (or will they be filing? Slepakov's song.)

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: Trotil42

Russia is a member of this organization, and does not dispute the results of the examination

And what, the results of these examinations were transferred to the RF?

[Real Pilot]

Quote: Trotil42

As it is not authoritative about the head of the Omsk hospital .. (there is no such position) .. there is a head of the department ..

I agree, colleague! I made a typo.
But he personally watched the interview, interviewed Kiselev.

The interlocutor is the chief toxicologist of the Siberian Federal District and the Omsk Region Alexander Sabaev.

Below is the link to the conversation:

https://youtu.be/tw7elFSBkSg

[Piramidon]

Quote: Trotil42

The OPCW also found poison in Navalny's analyzes.

What kind of poison, rat, or dichlorvos, or what? If it really was a "newbie", then the tests could be taken only from the corpse of this clown. And even that could have done so, and pathologists would be dumbfounded.

[frols]

Well, this VO did not print much. Look what we have in Latvia, I don’t know where they got it, they post it on the sites.
https://www.grani.lv/world/120176-the-guardian-otravlenie-navalnogo-bylo-organizovano-fsb-no-celi-ubit-ego-ne-bylo.html

[ZEMCH]

the security services of Great Britain, Germany and France came to the conclusion that the Russian FSB was involved in the situation with Navalny. According to two sources cited by The Guardian, the Second Service of the FSB, "responsible for the fight against terrorism, extremism and internal political threats", is related to the poisoning of the Russian oppositionist. It was on the basis of this conclusion that the European Union and the United Kingdom imposed sanctions against FSB Director Alexander Bortnikov.

Well, of course, since Novichek, then the state structure, and what kind of state structure is "terrible", of course the FSB))) So they also hounded him twice))) Dear security services of Great Britain, Germany and France, if the FSB took on the poisoning of Lehi, he would already given "disposed of", without the ability to find any traces, you think badly about the FSB !!!!

[Real Pilot]

Quote: Captain Pushkin

Quote: RealPilot

from nerve poison would still be lying!

I'll clarify, I would lay down forever in a wooden box.

I'm talking about that too

[Yurahip]

Impose more sanctions against Lenin's mausoleum and calm down!

[Trotil42]

Quote: Captain Pushkin

Quote: Trotil42

Russia is a member of this organization, and does not dispute the results of the examination

And what, the results of these examinations were transferred to the RF?

Once again ... Russia, as a member of the OPCW, has access to all the materials ... as I recall, an act was drawn up stating that Navalny was poisoned with poison from the novice group ... Russia also did not send requests on this fact ..

[ZAV69]

Quote: Trotil42

as I remember the act was drawn up

paper will endure whatever you print

[Alien From]

Talking house bordering on insanity .....!

[evgen1221]

As an option for retaliatory actions, it would be possible to introduce for each person and organization in their sanctions lists, an increase in protective duties or rates for the export of capital from the sale of Western goods from us, and so on each case even one percent increase, then for a year the rate would already in 10-30% would have run over, that noticeably agility and fantasies would have diminished the sanction of affairs.

[beer-youk]

There is only one question for our leaders. Why, after the murder of Vitaly Churkin (no one adequate person has any doubts about this), sanctions were not imposed against the direct perpetrators - the president of the SSL Bardak with Bedbugs, the representative of the SSL in the UN Helly Anderson, who defiantly splashed poisonous saliva on Churkin (there is a video) and all employees CIA, FBI, NSA, and State Department providing cover for this crime?

[Sergey Matveev]

British Security Service considers FSB implicated in poisoning of Russian blogger Navalny

I'm just wondering, someday, will we respond adequately to our "partners"?

[Dmitry Vladimirovich]

Quote: Sergey Matveev

British Security Service considers FSB implicated in poisoning of Russian blogger Navalny

I'm just wondering, someday, will we respond adequately to our "partners"?

Probably when we give an answer who poisoned the citizen of the Russian Federation.

[Whirlwind]

Things should be called by their proper names. The Naglo-Saxons imposed sanctions not against Bortnikov, but against the State - the Russian Federation represented by the director of the FSB, Bortnikov. Thus, the impudence once again thrust another anti-Russian stick into the state machinery of Russia, trying to disrupt its work.

[vmo]

and again the delirium of the mad, one and the same blame on others.

[ultra]

Why, why, for what purpose this enchanting nonsense is broadcast on our resource, designed for unicellular organisms.