Skripal's Salisbury home to be partly dismantled by British military - Stock Daily Dish

November 23, 2019

Operation Novichok - Sergei Skripal Skripal's Salisbury home to be partly dismantled by British military - Stock Daily Dish Skripal Novichok poisoning attack house roof replaced - Stock Daily Dish Russian blame game sows U.S. discord to weaken Ukraine - Axios New Russian ambassador to UK arrives in London - tass.com Litvinenko’s widow plans legal challenge to get Boris Johnson to publish Russia report - The Independent Skripal's Salisbury home to be partly dismantled by British military - Stock Daily Dish Skripal’s Salisbury home to be partly dismantled by British military Sergei Skripal’s house in Salisbury is to be dismantled by a British military team. The roof of the 67-year-old’s house and adjoining garage are to be completely removed as part of the deep-clean and deconstruction work. read more Skripal Novichok poisoning attack house roof replaced - Stock Daily Dish The roof of the home of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal is to be dismantled by military teams in the wake of the Novichok attack. Detectives believe Mr Skripal and his daughter Yulia first came into with the poison when it was sprayed on the property‘s door handle. read more Russian blame game sows U.S. discord to weaken Ukraine - Axios Kremlin-spawned influence campaigns that falsely accuse Ukraine of interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election have successfully furthered Russia's yearslong geopolitical battle against its largest European neighbor. read more New Russian ambassador to UK arrives in London - tass.com LONDON, November 21. /TASS/. Newly appointed Russian Ambassador to the UK Andrei Kelin has arrived in London, where he will begin to perform his duties, TASS reports from London Heathrow Airport. read more Litvinenko’s widow plans legal challenge to get Boris Johnson to publish Russia report - The Independent The widow of murdered Russian dissident Alexander Litvinenko is planning to challenge Boris Johnson’s decision to delay a report on Russian interference in UK politics. Marina Litvinenko, whose husband was poisoned with a radioactive isotope in 2006, said there was a “profound public interest” in publishing the document before the general election on 12 December. read more

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