Британия призвала провести срочное совещание Совбеза ООН в связи с отравлением Скрипаля

Великобритания призвала провести срочное совещание Совета безопасности ООН в связи с отравлением экс-полковника ГРУ Сергея Скрипаля, за которым, как считает Лондон, с большой вероятностью стоит Россия, сообщает Русская служба Би-Би-Си.

Россия к полуночи не ответила на требование Терезы Мэй объяснить, как нервно-паралитическое вещество, которым были отравлены Скрипаль и его дочь Юлия, попало в Британию.

Сегодня Мэй объявит о мерах Лондона против России в связи с отравлением.

В России заявляют, что мотивов убийства Скрипаля и его дочери у страны не было.

источник: Русская служба Би-Би-Си

 

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