Has Britain let Putin get away with a string of murders on our soil? - Sky Statement

November 30, 2019

Operation Novichok - Sergei Skripal Has Britain let Putin get away with a string of murders on our soil? - Sky Statement British spies block suspected Russian assassin from entering the UK - Stock Daily Dish Feeling 'betrayed' by UK, says 'Novichok' victim's son in letter to PUTIN - Stock Daily Dish China Overtakes US In Number Of Diplomatic Missions - International Business Times Salisbury poisoning: One year on, still no evidence of Novichok nerve agent use disclosed to public - Stock Daily Dish Has Britain let Putin get away with a string of murders on our soil? - Sky Statement %%item_media%% Sergei Skripal had been warned. He had been a double agent, and in 2010, when the Russians released him from jail in a spy-swap, Putin made his intentions clear: ‘Traitors will kick the bucket.’ read more British spies block suspected Russian assassin from entering the UK - Stock Daily Dish British spies block suspected Russian assassin from entering the UK five months after Sergei Skripal novichok attack A suspected Russian assassin who MI5 believe was planning to murder an ex-prime minister was barred from entering the UK. read more Feeling 'betrayed' by UK, says 'Novichok' victim's son in letter to PUTIN - Stock Daily Dish Feeling ‘betrayed’ by UK, says ‘Novichok’ victim’s son in letter to PUTIN Ewan Hope, the son of Amesbury poisoning victim Dawn Sturgess, has written a letter to Vladimir Putin, saying that the Russian leader is his only hope of justice for his mother as the UK government has abandoned his family. read more China Overtakes US In Number Of Diplomatic Missions - International Business Times For the first time, China has more diplomatic missions around the world than the United States, according to a study published Wednesday that offered fresh evidence of Beijing's global ambitions. read more Salisbury poisoning: One year on, still no evidence of Novichok nerve agent use disclosed to public - Stock Daily Dish Salisbury poisoning: One year on, still no evidence of Novichok nerve agent use disclosed to public On March 4, 2018, former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter were ‘poisoned by a nerve agent’ in Salisbury, UK. read more

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