Putin: We know who the Novichok suspects are, and they’re not criminals
The Russian president suggests that the two may come forward publicly to tell their side of the story
The Russian president suggests that the two may come forward publicly to tell their side of the story
Readers will note how the novichok poisoning has virtually vanished from the media. That’s because it falls apart under scrutiny
The Novichok in the Skripal’s poisoning may not have come from Russia but from Porton Down, Britain’s main chemical weapons lab, which is a few miles from Salisbury
Russia’s hosting of the 2018 World Cup has been a huge PR success, dispelling the illusion that Putin was a dictatorial monster. Cue the Amesbury poisoning
Tass suggests Britain behind Skripals poisoning; aimed at inciting conflict near Russia’s borders where NATO forces are currently deploying
Maria Zakharova on how the Skripal’s poisoning fits in with a long-term campaign to demonise Russia
As Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov warns that London is trying to make “the crisis with Russia as deep as possible”.