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Vladimir Putin Calls Poisoned Ex-Spy Skripal A Scumbag And Traitor
President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday called Sergei Skripal, a former Russian double agent poisoned in Britain, a scumbag who had betrayed Russia.
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UK Spy Poisoning Suspect Part Of Russian Military Intelligence: Report
A suspect in the nerve agent poisoning of a Russian ex-spy in Britain in March is a colonel in Russia's GRU military intelligence agency, investigative website Bellingcat alleged on Wednesday.
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Poisoned Ex-Spy's Daughter May Have Been Forcibly Detained By UK: Moscow
Moscow on Thursday said it feared the UK had forcibly detained Yulia Skripal, who was poisoned along with her father in England last month and on Wednesday refused Russian consular assistance.
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Ex-Spy Poisoning Shows How Reckless Russia Is, Says UK Spy Chief
The poisoning of a former Russian double agent in Britain with a nerve agent last month shows "how reckless Russia is prepared to be", the head of Britain's GCHQ spy agency said on Thursday in a scathing attack on the Kremlin.
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Nerve Agent Attack Victim Yulia Skripal Discharged From London Hospital: Reports
Yulia Skripal, who was poisoned with a nerve agent in the English city of Salisbury last month along with her Russian ex-spy father, has been discharged from hospital, the BBC and Sky news reported Tuesday.
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Russia Claims A Poisoned Spy's Dead Cat And Guinea Pigs Hold Clues To British Conspiracy
As the world blames it for a poison attack on British soil, the Russian government has launched what critics call a campaign of misdirection.
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Putin Hopes Chemical Watchdog Meet Puts "Full Stop" To Spy Poisoning Row
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday expressed hope a meeting of the world's chemical weapons watchdog would put a "full stop" to the issue of an ex-spy whose poisoning in Britain has been blamed on Moscow.
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Soviet-Era Scientist Says He Helped Create Poison In UK Spy Attack Row
A Cold War-era scientist acknowledged on Tuesday he had helped create the nerve agent that Britain says was used to poison an ex-spy and his daughter, contradicting Moscow's insistence that neither Russia nor the Soviet Union ever had such a programme.
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Britain's Claim Putin Ordered Ex-Spy Poisoning 'Unforgiveable': Russia
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on Friday said statements by British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson tying Russian President Vladimir Putin to the attack on an ex-double agent were "shocking and unforgiveable".
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UK, US, France, Germany Point To Russia Over Poison Attack On Spy
Britain, France, Germany and the United States condemned a nerve agent attack on a Russian ex-spy, saying there was "no plausible alternative explanation" to Russian involvement and urging Moscow to disclose details of a Soviet chemical weapons programme.
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Moscow Says Will Retaliate Soon To Britain's Expulsion Of Diplomats
Moscow on Wednesday called Britain's decision to expel 23 Russian diplomats over the poisoning of an ex-spy a sign that London was choosing confrontation with Russia, adding that retaliation would follow shortly.
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Russia Says "Not Guilty" Of Ex-Spy Poisoning As UK Deadline Looms
Russia on Tuesday rejected Britain's demand that Moscow provide an explanation over the poisoning of an ex-double agent and said London should provide Moscow with access to the nerve agent.
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Allies Back UK After It Says Russia Likely Poisoned Ex-Spy
Western allies voiced support for Britain late Monday, after Prime Minister Theresa May said it was "highly likely" that Moscow was responsible for a nerve agent attack on a Russian former double agent.
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Vladimir Putin Calls Poisoned Ex-Spy Skripal A Scumbag And Traitor
President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday called Sergei Skripal, a former Russian double agent poisoned in Britain, a scumbag who had betrayed Russia.
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UK Spy Poisoning Suspect Part Of Russian Military Intelligence: Report
A suspect in the nerve agent poisoning of a Russian ex-spy in Britain in March is a colonel in Russia's GRU military intelligence agency, investigative website Bellingcat alleged on Wednesday.
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Poisoned Ex-Spy's Daughter May Have Been Forcibly Detained By UK: Moscow
Moscow on Thursday said it feared the UK had forcibly detained Yulia Skripal, who was poisoned along with her father in England last month and on Wednesday refused Russian consular assistance.
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Ex-Spy Poisoning Shows How Reckless Russia Is, Says UK Spy Chief
The poisoning of a former Russian double agent in Britain with a nerve agent last month shows "how reckless Russia is prepared to be", the head of Britain's GCHQ spy agency said on Thursday in a scathing attack on the Kremlin.
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Nerve Agent Attack Victim Yulia Skripal Discharged From London Hospital: Reports
Yulia Skripal, who was poisoned with a nerve agent in the English city of Salisbury last month along with her Russian ex-spy father, has been discharged from hospital, the BBC and Sky news reported Tuesday.
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Russia Claims A Poisoned Spy's Dead Cat And Guinea Pigs Hold Clues To British Conspiracy
As the world blames it for a poison attack on British soil, the Russian government has launched what critics call a campaign of misdirection.
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Putin Hopes Chemical Watchdog Meet Puts "Full Stop" To Spy Poisoning Row
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday expressed hope a meeting of the world's chemical weapons watchdog would put a "full stop" to the issue of an ex-spy whose poisoning in Britain has been blamed on Moscow.
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Soviet-Era Scientist Says He Helped Create Poison In UK Spy Attack Row
A Cold War-era scientist acknowledged on Tuesday he had helped create the nerve agent that Britain says was used to poison an ex-spy and his daughter, contradicting Moscow's insistence that neither Russia nor the Soviet Union ever had such a programme.
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Britain's Claim Putin Ordered Ex-Spy Poisoning 'Unforgiveable': Russia
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on Friday said statements by British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson tying Russian President Vladimir Putin to the attack on an ex-double agent were "shocking and unforgiveable".
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UK, US, France, Germany Point To Russia Over Poison Attack On Spy
Britain, France, Germany and the United States condemned a nerve agent attack on a Russian ex-spy, saying there was "no plausible alternative explanation" to Russian involvement and urging Moscow to disclose details of a Soviet chemical weapons programme.
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Moscow Says Will Retaliate Soon To Britain's Expulsion Of Diplomats
Moscow on Wednesday called Britain's decision to expel 23 Russian diplomats over the poisoning of an ex-spy a sign that London was choosing confrontation with Russia, adding that retaliation would follow shortly.
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Russia Says "Not Guilty" Of Ex-Spy Poisoning As UK Deadline Looms
Russia on Tuesday rejected Britain's demand that Moscow provide an explanation over the poisoning of an ex-double agent and said London should provide Moscow with access to the nerve agent.
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Allies Back UK After It Says Russia Likely Poisoned Ex-Spy
Western allies voiced support for Britain late Monday, after Prime Minister Theresa May said it was "highly likely" that Moscow was responsible for a nerve agent attack on a Russian former double agent.
