Death in the Air: Revisiting the 2001 Anthrax Mailings and the Amerithrax Investigation - War on the Rocks

January 16, 2019

Operation Novichok Death in the Air: Revisiting the 2001 Anthrax Mailings and the Amerithrax Investigation - War on the Rocks Turkey is getting used to working with Trump - Hurriyet Daily News Лавров: информации о деле Уилана неизмеримо больше, чем сведений о пребывании Скрипалей - ТАСС Marines undergo training for further Novichok attack - Maldon and Burnham Standard Chemical arms group agrees to ban Salisbury attack poison: Diplomats - WIONews Death in the Air: Revisiting the 2001 Anthrax Mailings and the Amerithrax Investigation - War on the Rocks War on the Rocks Scott Decker, Recounting the Anthrax Attacks: Terror, the Amerithrax Task Force, and the Evolution of Forensics in the FBI (Rowman & Littlefield, 2018). Time may have diminished the memory of the 2001 anthrax attacks and the sense of urgency surrounding the efforts to identify the attacker. Read More Turkey is getting used to working with Trump - Hurriyet Daily News Hurriyet Daily News Turkey is getting used to working with Trump Donald Trump is the third United States president with whom Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has been working since he came to power in late 2002. Read More Лавров: информации о деле Уилана неизмеримо больше, чем сведений о пребывании Скрипалей - ТАСС ТАСС МОСКВА, 16 января. /ТАСС/. Информации об обстоятельствах дела американца Пола Уилана, обвиняемого в шпионаже против РФ, намного больше, чем данных о местонахождении россиян Сергея и Юлии Скрипалей. Read More Marines undergo training for further Novichok attack - Maldon and Burnham Standard Maldon and Burnham Standard Royal Marines have undergone training in chemical warfare skills to prepare for a repeat of the Novichok attack on Salisbury. Zulu Company from 45 Commando, based in Arbroath, Scotland, will be the first marines to respond to a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) incident at home or abroad. Read More Chemical arms group agrees to ban Salisbury attack poison: Diplomats - WIONews WIONews The world's chemical weapons agency on Monday agreed to add Soviet-era nerve agent Novichok, used in last year's Salisbury attack against a former Russian agent, to its list of banned substances, diplomats said Monday. Read More

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