When will the Russians stop murdering people in the UK (real estate, hotels)

[dizzybint]

Originally Posted by Milky Way Resident

We don't need a repeat of the 1980, 1984 Olympics. The only ones who suffer are athletes. The best thing would be to keep politics out of sports and find another outlet to exact retaliation.

Its always reared its ugly head though and think always will.. sadly.

[dizzybint]

I wonder if this man and his daughter would have been shot would it have caused the same uproar..........Im sure the Russians are the experts in this sort of killing and could have done it in such a way not to cause so much attention..... if they did do it, they wanted to be found out... it was done for that purpose...

[Maksim_Frolov]

Originally Posted by Brave New World

Every Chemical Agent has a different signature that makes it unique and that can be matched with different countries.

In terma of Novichok, it's a Russian weapon to start with and it has even been traced to the one lab in the world that produces it near Moscow.

All is not so unambiguous.
www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2018/03/bothered-by-midgies/

Originally Posted by Brave New World

In terms of the 24 hours, we were allowing Russia to account and offer a reason,

Oh, you are allowing Russia. Thank you very much. Your generosity is unlimited.

Originally Posted by Brave New World

but they declined to do so istead engaging in quite childish statements.

They just laughed at your impudence.

Originally Posted by Brave New World

As a result we will be cutting as many ties and links with Russia as possible, and Russia can please itself how it responds.

Typical work of propaganda. To draw powerful conclusions without the results of a normal investigation. Good luck.

[bale002]

Originally Posted by Milky Way Resident

Let's not pretend like other countries don't commit those same actions as well. Russia, Iran, UK, France, Turkey, Myanmar, Pakistan...

Countries?

Human beings have been killing each other since the year one, long before so-called countries ever existed.

[Pokitobounto]

My question is (didn't find the answer yet): why did UK refused to provide a sample of the poison for analysis, like the international laws ask?

[Dangerous-Boy]

Originally Posted by Maksim_Frolov

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"The chemical was identified by experts at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL) at Porton Down."

Is's interesting, but Russian military should be involved in the analysis of this substance. It is a normal world practice. Otherwise, Russia does not recognize the results of the investigation.

The russian military should stay in russia!

[erasure]

Originally Posted by easthome

No I agree he (Abramovich) has to go! He hasn't bought a decent striker for a while now!

Boooooo))))))

Before he goes though we will need to find some rich Arabic Oilgarchs to take over.

If this is a true matter of your concern, I'll contact my liaisons in Iran. I'll see what I can do.
Just for you, Easthome.

[erasure]

P.S. And the last but not least..
Forgive me all the fans of football here, ( because I am clearly not following the events,) but wasn't there some kind of world championship planned in Moscow? This spring?
If yes, then timing of this whole event with "Novichok" makes me feel very uneasy somehow.
I mean the timing for doing something like this for Russians is highly strange.
( Unless of course Russians are not keen on seeing British fans in Moscow, and are trying to wiggle out of the whole deal in advance.)

[Brave New World]

The Russian found dead at his home in London on the 12th March has now been found to have been murdered by compression to the neck.

Nikolai Glushkov was the number one extradition target wanted by Russia on it's own list and was therefore Russia's most wanted man in the UK.

The list published by the Russian Embassy in the UK is here and shows Glushkov as the number one extradition target

Why Are Fugitives From Justice Welcome in the UK? - Embassy of the Russian Federation

Originally Posted by BBC

UK police have launched a murder investigation after the death of Russian businessman Nikolai Glushkov in south-west London.

Mr Glushkov was found dead at his home in the New Malden area of London on 12 March.

A post mortem revealed Mr Glushkov, whose family has been informed, died from "compression to the neck".

Murder inquiry over Russian's London death - BBC News

Dead Russian exile Nikolai Glushkov's daughter in hiding over £87 million debt - Metro

[erasure]

Originally Posted by Brave New World

The Russian found dead at his home in London on the 12th March has now been found to have been murdered by compression to the neck.

Nikolai Glushkov was the number one extradition target wanted by Russia on it's own list and was therefore Russia's most wanted man in the UK.

The list published by the Russian Embassy in the UK is here and shows Glushkov as the number one extradition target

Why Are Fugitives From Justice Welcome in the UK? - Embassy of the Russian Federation

I am sorry BNW, I don't have time right now to read the whole article on the "Russian Embassy" site, but from what I see right away in Russian Wiki regarding this particular person, is that he has been a "business partner" of Berezovsky. (The very scandalous Berezovsky, who, as the word has it, introduced Putin to Yeltsin.)
Now with THIS kind of "business partners" ( or should I say - crooks/swindlers) one will always wonder, whether it was really the *FSB* that finished him off, or one of his "business partners"?