criminal gang or personal ven debta. only a trained intelligence operative could carry out an attempt like this. and i think it s just a matter of time before they come up with a name of the nerve agent and trace it back to moscow. juliette, uk foreign secretary boris johnson said this incident had echos of the former russian spy alexander lit venge owe who was poisoned with pollone yum. a investigation came to the uk that putin approved that operation. do you have any doubts that putin was behind this. no doubt. so far the british are being circumexpect about the attribute using rightfully so. this impacted two dozen british citizens, including a police officer or first ponder who is still in the hospital. so it has a greater impact than the target the assassination that we saw just a couple of yearsing a. i think the british are waiting
yes. bob the russian embassy in the uk actually tweeted about the attack. in response to reports calling the victim a russian spy and they wrote he was actually a british spy working for mi 6. listen to this clip from from the russian run state tv network translator: the traitors profession is one of the most dangerous in the world. according to statistics, it s more dangerous than being a drug courier. those choosing it rarely live in peace and tranquility to a venerable old age. alcohol manyism, severe nervous breakdown and depression are the inevitable occupational illnesses of the traitor. and as a result heart attacks, strokes, traffic accidents, and finally, suicide. so we don t know conclusively that this was a state sanctioned
assassination. what s your reaction? my reaction, don, it was probably some sort of aerosol contained the poison, they got sprays, maybe low fentanyl something like that gets in the air affects a lot of people. you can die quickly from something like lo againenle. i agree it s almost certainly the russian. this was obviously not a criminal gang or personal ven debta. only a trained intelligence operative could carry out an attempt like this. and i think it s just a matter of time before they come up with a name of the nerve agent and trace it back to moscow. juliette, uk foreign secretary boris johnson said this incident had echos of the former russian spy alexander lit venge owe who was poisoned with pollone yum. a investigation came to the uk that putin approved that operation. do you have any doubts that
on attributen with that they have to do retribution where their hands are a little bit tied. hard to do. but probably involve expelling russians from britain and possible increased sanctions. but this is hard. putin comes into the countries does this, very difficult to have anything as a strong sort of national response because this is you know this is like a former of terrorism in some ways. yes. bob the russian embassy in the uk actually tweeted about the attack. in response to reports calling the victim a russian spy and they wrote he was actually a british spy working for mi 6. listen to this clip from from the russian run state tv network translator: the traitors profession is one of the most dangerous in the world. according to statistics, it s more dangerous than being a drug courier. those choosing it rarely live in peace and tranquility to a venerable old age.