UK Police Release New Footage Depicting Salisbury Skripal Poisoning Suspects

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November 23, 2018
UK Police Release New Footage Depicting Salisbury Skripal Poisoning Suspects
UNIAN: Media report British police release more video of Skripal poisoning suspects
Head of spy agency accused of Britain poison attack dies
Operation Novichok from Michael_Novakhov (22 sites): Novichok - Google News: Officer 'petrified' after exposure to deadly Novichok in Salisbury attack - Police Oracle

UK Police Release New Footage Depicting Salisbury Skripal Poisoning Suspects

Sputnik International
Europe00:48 23.11.2018(updated 01:23 23.11.2018) Get short URL According to an official statement of the London Metropolitan Police, officers investigating the Salisbury and Amesbury incidents have released images of a model of a counterfeit perfume bottle that was allegedly used as a nerve agent container.
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UNIAN: Media report British police release more video of Skripal poisoning suspects

Kyiv Post
UNIAN: Media report British police release more video of Skripal poisoning suspects Published Nov.
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Head of spy agency accused of Britain poison attack dies

Gulf Times
The head of Russia’s military intelligence agency that the West has blamed for a string of brazen attacks died on Wednesday after “a serious and long illness”, the Russian defence ministry said yesterday, hailing him as a “true son of Russia”.
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Operation Novichok from Michael_Novakhov (22 sites): Novichok - Google News: Officer 'petrified' after exposure to deadly Novichok in Salisbury attack - Police Oracle

Operation Novichok - Updates from Michael_Novakhov (3 sites)
Officer 'petrified' after exposure to deadly Novichok in Salisbury attack Nick Bailey lost home and all his possessions but thanks his lucky stars able to 'walk out of the hospital'.
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