UPDATED: British Prosecutors: 2 Russian Nationals Identified as Novichok Suspects.
13-03-2018, 15:24
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
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The fallout of this and a subsequent response if Russian State is found to have used illegal lethal force, it could be that we could end up boycotting the World Cup later this year.
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We might intentionally play badly and exit the competition early totally on purpose you mean?
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13-03-2018, 15:44
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
No, Theresa May, may recommend to the FA to pull England team out of the tournament, she may do it if other countries rally round her and also boycott the World Cup. UK doing it alone would not make much of an impact but other countries pulling out will send strong message to Putin.
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13-03-2018, 16:11
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
I think Damien is right and that is what will happen...
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13-03-2018, 16:30
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
A Russian national was found dead in London last night, it is not yet, being linked to Salisbury incident but his ‘association’ with links to the Russian State and now subsequent death is being treated as unexplained and suspicious and is also being investigated by counterterrorism police.
https://news.sky.com/story/counter-t...ondon-11288431
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13-03-2018, 17:35
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
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We might intentionally play badly and exit the competition early totally on purpose you mean?
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So, no change there then.
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13-03-2018, 17:44
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
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So, no change there then.
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Big change, this time we have a reason
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13-03-2018, 18:35
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
Latest: Downing Street Spokesperson says President Trump has told Theresa May in a phone call the U.S was with the U.K. all the way and Russia must unambiguously explain how it’s nerve agent came to being used.
Also a line coming out from outgoing U.S Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has said if Russia continues to go down this path, it will become increasingly isolated.
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13-03-2018, 18:39
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
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We might intentionally play badly and exit the competition early totally on purpose you mean?
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I think someone must have sent that email to the England rugby team by mistake.
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13-03-2018, 18:44
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
FA have said England still intends to attend the World Cup in Russia unless it is told not to by the British Government.
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13-03-2018, 18:50
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
Gonna be some awfully red faces if it turns out Russia had nothing to do with it
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13-03-2018, 18:54
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
The Nerve Agent has key signature ingredients, the creator who created it says it's like having a fingerprint, as per the governments stance yesterday, that fingerprint implicates Russia.
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13-03-2018, 19:01
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
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. . . that fingerprint implicates Russia.
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Nope, that fingerprint implicates a toxin developed by Russia. It goes nowhere near proof that Russia used it.
Still, media frenzy is media frenzy in any language
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13-03-2018, 19:08
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
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Nope, that fingerprint implicates a toxin developed by Russia. It goes nowhere near proof that Russia used it.
Still, media frenzy is media frenzy in any language
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We could well be flying off at a tangent.
But who could obtain advantage by implicating Russia?
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13-03-2018, 19:13
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
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Nope, that fingerprint implicates a toxin developed by Russia. It goes nowhere near proof that Russia used it.
Still, media frenzy is media frenzy in any language
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The nerve agent isn't something found at the local store in Russia, so yes developed by Russia, it's then how that chemical weapon ended up in the hands of an assassin, if this is not Russia directly responsible, then Russia still need to explain how something so dangerous ended up in the hands of a potential rogue assassin, that's what our government has asked Russia to explain by Midnight tonight.
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13-03-2018, 19:21
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Re: New UK-Russia Tensions after Ex-Russian Spy Poisoned in Salisbury
It would be nice if Russia could explain how the toxin did end up in the 'wrong' hands . . . much the same as weaponry and nuclear material probably goes missing may be a start
I've no idea who would gain an advantage, Governments and 'other' groups move in ways far too complicated for me to understand.
But if I wanted to stab someone to death I'd remove all my fingerprints from the weapon . . . or I wouldn't leave the knife there along with my Tesco loyalty card
Either the Russians are stupid (which I doubt), or they're playing a silly game of bluff bluff double bluff, or they have been stitched up.
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