
Great Britain invited the experts of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons (OPCHU) to collect new samples of a poisonous substance applied during the incident in Aimsbury. This was reported on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Kingdom.
"OPCHU experts will return to the UK in order to continue to work to determine the neuro -paralytic substance, which caused the death of one citizen of Britain in Eimsbury and a serious illness of another citizen," the report said. Independent technical experts will collect additional samples to report on their work done in July.
Samples will be analyzed in authoritative international laboratories recognized by the OPCU. This information was confirmed in the organization itself, publishing an appropriate application .
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Recall, on June 30, Britel Charles Rowley and his friend Don Rodges were hospitalized in Aimsbury in critical condition. London established that they were poisoned by the poison of the Novice family. Rodges died on July 8 in the hospital , Rowley managed to survive. He said that his girlfriend died after spraying on her wrists by spirits, to which neuro-paralytic was mixed. At the same time, to remember exactly where he and his friend found a perfume bottle, which contained a substance, the victim Briton could not.
Investigators immediately connected what happened to the March events in the nearby city of Salisbury. There, a similar substance was poisoned by ex-colonel GRU Sergey Skripal and his daughter Julia. Both survived and after undergoing a course of treatment were discharged from the hospital. London assigned the responsibility for the poisoning of the Skripals to Moscow, but Russia repeatedly categorically rejected statements about its involvement in the incident.
After the poisoning of two more people in Aimsbury, the investigators suggested that in both cases we are talking about poison from one batch, and a container with poison, which the criminals used to attempt on the Skripals, fell into the hands of Rowley and Rodges.