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Samples of the BZ nerve agent were tested at the OPCW-accredited Swiss lab in the Skripal poisoning case, but only as part of control procedures, the chemical watchdog said, adding they otherwise had “nothing to do” with the case.
Ahmet Uzumcu, the director general of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), made comments on Wednesday to the OPCW executive council. He and Marc-Michael Blum, the head of the technical assistance team that was deployed to the UK to assist in the high-profile case in Salisbury, delivered an update on the OPCW’s work related to the case.
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
Uzumcu then urged the members present to put their trust in the labs that have been designated to handle this case.
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: UKTruth
Spiez Lab came out almost immediately and said that Lavrov was wrong. Porton Down identified the agent as Novichok. Multiple OPCW labs identified the agent as Novichok. There is a report accessible to the public that states the agent is Novichok. The Russians are even acquiesing that they were wrong about the BZ claim.
What more do you need? A classified report that you know you'll never be able to access?
originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: alldaylong
Maybe they washed their hands before eating? Who knows.
You don't get "infected" by a nerve agent.
Only one thing you find strange about this? You must have posted hundreds of things by now.
originally posted by: alldaylong
Why are they ripping up half of Salisbury Town Centre then ? Grass, paving slabs etc .
Salisbury’s Wiltshire Council offices and police station will close for up to eight weeks for decontamination. The Bourne Hill offices will close to staff and public from Friday. The decontamination work will focus on two locations in Bourne Hill which were sealed off following the incident on 4 March.