Operation Novichok - Sergei Skripal Newsletter // November 05

November 05, 2018

Operation Novichok - Sergei Skripal Salisbury Zizzi packs out for reopening party eight months after Novichok horror Salisbury's Zizzi restaurant to reopen eight months after novichok attack on Skripals Do Russia face second round of sanctions by US over attempt to kill Sergei Skripal and his daughter? US faces deadline for new Russia sanctions over nerve attack Half of London's Russian community spies for the Kremlin, report says Salisbury Zizzi packs out for reopening party eight months after Novichok horror Mirror.co.uk The restaurant at the centre of the Novichok outbreak opened its doors for the first time in eight months tonight. The Salisbury branch of the Zizzi chain became one of the hubs of investigative activity on March 4 after former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter went to eat there and fell seriously ill afterwards. Read More Salisbury's Zizzi restaurant to reopen eight months after novichok attack on Skripals The Independent The Salisbury branch of Zizzi is preparing to reopen eight months after it was shut down in the wake of the novichok poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia. Read More Do Russia face second round of sanctions by US over attempt to kill Sergei Skripal and his daughter? Devdiscourse The United States faces a deadline Tuesday that could lead to fresh sanctions on Russia over an attempted assassination with a lethal nerve agent of a former spy in Britain. Read More US faces deadline for new Russia sanctions over nerve attack FRANCE 24 WASHINGTON (AFP) -  The United States faces a deadline Tuesday that could lead to fresh sanctions on Russia over an attempted assassination with a lethal nerve agent of a former spy in Britain. Read More Half of London's Russian community spies for the Kremlin, report says The National Moscow is believed to have quintupled its UK intelligence presence since 2010 as it runs a web of espionage that “comfortably” surpasses Cold War levels. Read More

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