The British Foreign Ministry deleted Twit about the Russian origin "NOVICH"

The British Ministry of Foreign Affairs deleted a message from its official page on Twitter, which was about the Kremlin proven to be involved in the creation of a nerve agent Novyk, who, according to the British side, were poisoned by a former GRU officer Sergey Skripal and his daughter Julia. Skynews journalists drew attention to the disappearance of Twit.

On the eve of April 3, the specialists of the UK Ministry of Defense in Porton Dawn reported that the nerve-paralytic of the Novice, used in poisoning, military origin-its production could only be organized at the state level.

At the same time, the head of the laboratory of Gary Etkenhead specified that the experts had no task to determine where the "Novice" was produced. According to him, the laboratory provided the Government of Great Britain with all the scientific conclusions in the Skripal case, and the cabinet, using other sources, "came to the conclusions that were voiced" (about Russia's responsibility in Salisbury - approx. Newsru.com ).

On March 22, on the kingdom of the Kingdom Foreign Ministry, a record appeared on Twitter: "Analysis made by the leading world experts in the laboratory of defense science and technology in Porton Dawn made it clear that the" newcomer "is a neuro-paralytic military poisonous substance produced in Russia."

The same statement by the British Foreign Ministry emphasized that the laboratory in Porton Dawn was accredited by the organization to prohibit chemical weapons (OPCHO).

The British Foreign Ministry explained the removal of the tweet of the inaccurate quote.

Meanwhile, in London, they explained that the Twit of the Foreign Ministry of March 22 was removed because the words of the British ambassador in Moscow Lauri Bristow, who had responsible for Himataku to Russia, were incorrectly quoted in the message, writes Evenging Standard .

The official representative of the foreign policy department in a conversation with the publication explained that a briefing at the British embassy in Moscow was taking place that day. During it, in real time, Twitter messages were published in the account of the diplomatic mission, and then they were complemented by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

"One of the tweets was published in a truncated format and inaccurately conveyed the words of our ambassador. We deleted this tweet," the official representative of the British department explained.

The tweet was removed only after the laboratory’s statement about the unidentified origin of the "newcomer"

At the same time, the publication emphasizes that the tweet disappeared precisely the day after the specialists of the British laboratory admitted that they could not prove the Russian origin of the "newcomer".

The press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov has already stated that the Prime Minister of Great Britain Terez May and the Foreign Minister of the kingdom Boris Johnson will have to apologize to Russia due to the situation around the Skripal case.

Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin, following negotiations with his Turkish colleague Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara, expressed the hope that a point will be put at the OPCW session on April 4 in the Skripal case.