Not so for Putan Putanowch who already destroyed Russia as we speak(Russia is already pushed in irreversible watters of death with West and there is no way out - Putin even got Chinese emperor Xi Jinping's delegation visit Kremlin to calm them down into new global suicide edition.cnn.com plan - new Chinese anti US sanctions are just as fake as Skripal case is - soon all will be "normal" between US and China as if never ever anything has happened because it is China motivated just as US is into new global order).
MANY COUNTRIES AND EVEN CONTINENTS ARE NOW ON THE TRADE TABLE...RUSSIA IS DEAD.
NOTE: MKULTRA CAN BE A HARD DEAL FOR VICTIM, BUT IN THIS CASE MANY PIGS WHO HAVE CREATED ONE AND ARE PUSHING ONE FORWARD WITH IT, CAN'T EVEN FACE OWN DAILY REFLECTION IN MIRRORS AS A RESULT OF THIS NEWS SITE :)))))) IT MUST BE HARD WHEN YOU RECOGNIZE YOUR REAL SELF...AM I RIGHT PIGS !!?????
TV/radio/internet and so is flooded with lies(wherever pigs go, its nice) and there is one thing I never ever would miss on as they have anticipated I would after engaging in most severe genocide against single individual - myself....that is to tell them the truth about what I want to do with them(and not only on how I feel for what they felt would become new acceptable for me).
If you want to see Skripal and his daughter, go to Israel...best guarded prison in the world. Where every settlement(its where pro Israeli and even pro Western neonazi criminals are hiding with totally innocent victims - new names/new identities) is like well guarded(fenced) jail and whole state is surrounded by impenetrable wall.
Make no mistake - Putin(phantom of Tel Aviv) knows their their home address in Israel, but one will not give one out to public because its confidential..
Make no mistake - Putin(phantom of Tel Aviv) knows their their home address in Israel, but one will not give one out to public because its confidential..
Israel shouldn't wait for Europe or America to lecture them on how to handle own affairs the
AND MORE THAN ANYTHING OR WHY BOTH OPTIONS ABOVE ARE USED BY THIS PARASITE...
FROM express.co.uk/news/uk:
RUSSIA will take its complaints over the Salisbury nerve agent attack to The Hague the day after the Porton Down military research facility said it could not trace the agent's precise source.
An extraordinary meeting of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has been called by Russia to "address the situation around allegations of non-compliance" with the chemical weapons convention made by the UK against Moscow.
Russia has denied responsibility and demanded access to the British investigation into the March 4 attack on former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia.
The Foreign Office accused Russia of attempting to undermine the work of the OPCW and engaging in "another diversionary tactic".
It comes a day after the head of Porton Down said his scientists have not verified that the nerve agent used in Salisbury came from Russia.
A Foreign Office spokesman said: "Russia has called this meeting to undermine the work of the OPCW, which, fully in accordance with the chemical weapons convention, is providing the UK with technical assistance and evaluation through independent analysis of samples from the Salisbury attack.
Russia has denied responsibility and demanded access to the British investigation into the March 4 attack on former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia.
The Foreign Office accused Russia of attempting to undermine the work of the OPCW and engaging in "another diversionary tactic".
It comes a day after the head of Porton Down said his scientists have not verified that the nerve agent used in Salisbury came from Russia.
A Foreign Office spokesman said: "Russia has called this meeting to undermine the work of the OPCW, which, fully in accordance with the chemical weapons convention, is providing the UK with technical assistance and evaluation through independent analysis of samples from the Salisbury attack.
An extraordinary meeting of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has been called by Russia to "address the situation around allegations of non-compliance" with the chemical weapons convention made by the UK against Moscow.
Russia has denied responsibility and demanded access to the British investigation into the March 4 attack on former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia.
The Foreign Office accused Russia of attempting to undermine the work of the OPCW and engaging in "another diversionary tactic".
It comes a day after the head of Porton Down said his scientists have not verified that the nerve agent used in Salisbury came from Russia.
A Foreign Office spokesman said: "Russia has called this meeting to undermine the work of the OPCW, which, fully in accordance with the chemical weapons convention, is providing the UK with technical assistance and evaluation through independent analysis of samples from the Salisbury attack.
Russia has denied responsibility and demanded access to the British investigation into the March 4 attack on former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia.
The Foreign Office accused Russia of attempting to undermine the work of the OPCW and engaging in "another diversionary tactic".
It comes a day after the head of Porton Down said his scientists have not verified that the nerve agent used in Salisbury came from Russia.
A Foreign Office spokesman said: "Russia has called this meeting to undermine the work of the OPCW, which, fully in accordance with the chemical weapons convention, is providing the UK with technical assistance and evaluation through independent analysis of samples from the Salisbury attack.
"Of course, there is no requirement in the chemical weapons convention for the victim of a chemical weapons attack to engage in a joint investigation with the likely perpetrator.
"This Russian initiative is yet again another diversionary tactic, intended to undermine the work of the OPCW in reaching a conclusion."
Wednesday's meeting of the OPCW executive council at The Hague will be held behind closed doors.
Gary Aitkenhead, the chief executive of the Government's Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL), said the poison used in Salisbury had been identified as a military-grade Novichok nerve agent which could probably be deployed only by a nation-state.
But he told Sky News it was not Porton Down's role to work out where the agent came from and suggested the Government's conclusion that it was highly likely to have come from Russia was based on "a number of other sources".
"This Russian initiative is yet again another diversionary tactic, intended to undermine the work of the OPCW in reaching a conclusion."
Wednesday's meeting of the OPCW executive council at The Hague will be held behind closed doors.
Gary Aitkenhead, the chief executive of the Government's Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL), said the poison used in Salisbury had been identified as a military-grade Novichok nerve agent which could probably be deployed only by a nation-state.
But he told Sky News it was not Porton Down's role to work out where the agent came from and suggested the Government's conclusion that it was highly likely to have come from Russia was based on "a number of other sources".
President Vladimir Putin, citing Mr Aitkenhead, called for a thorough investigation into the poisoning during a visit to Turkey, where he said "the speed at which the anti-Russian campaign has been launched causes bewilderment."
Porton Down's identification of the substance used in the attack on the Skripals as Novichok was a key plank in the evidence presented by the UK in Theresa May's successful bid to recruit international support in the dispute with Moscow, resulting in the expulsion of more than 100 Russian diplomats from over 20 countries.
German politician Armin Laschet, an ally of Chancellor Angela Merkel, said: "If one forces nearly all Nato countries into solidarity, shouldn't one have certain evidence?
"Regardless of what one thinks about Russia, my study of international law taught me a different way to deal with other states."
Mr Aitkenhead also rejected Russian claims the substance could have come from Porton Down.
"But this attack in Salisbury was part of a pattern of increasingly aggressive Russian behaviour, as well as a new and dangerous phase in Russian activity within the continent and beyond."
The director of Russia's foreign intelligence service Sergei Naryshkin described Britain's claims that Moscow is to blame for the Salisbury poisoning as a "provocation".
Russian news agency Tass reported Mr Naryshkin telling the Seventh Moscow Conference on Global Security: "Even as far as the Skripal case goes, which is a grotesque provocation rudely staged by the British and US intelligence agencies, some European countries are in no hurry to follow London and Washington, preferring to sort the situation out.”
