Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov are 2 most wanted chemical Ozero´s terrorists. What do we know

Westphalian said:

Hi watched the whole interview and Simonyan was very objective and tough, as always.

The men were clearly fascinated by Salisbury Cathedral, and rather disturbed by the snow which in England is not the kind they're accustomed to.

They were convincing and visibly scared for their lives. The British have probably put a bounty on their heads, and might try to assassinate them in the pantomime fashion they tried to kill the Skripals with.

I have to admit it's an unorthodox travel schedule, but if you're prepared to believe they set out to kill Skripal in such a crazy way, you should be able to accept their explanation of their trips to Salisbury.

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The snow in England is different from the snow in Russia in what way?

Fledermaus said:

The snow in England is different from the snow in Russia in what way?

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It's warmer.:lamo

At the time of their trip Moscow had around -5 degC, Salisbury +5 degC.

Most disturbing indeed.:lol:

Litwin said:

GRU terrorists promised their pictures from cathedral to putler´s main propagandacondom Simoyan , and i got them first :

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Reminds me of Stalist Era photo manipulation....

Fledermaus said:

Reminds me of Stalist Era photo manipulation....

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Skripal Poisoning Suspect’s Passport Data Shows Link to Putler´s Security Services (GRU)

as i predicted, vova is on his way to The Hague , Bye Bye Putler

Alexander Petrov’s persona is a cover identity comes from another page in his passport file, which is reserved for input of biographical data. In Mr. Petrov’s case, this page is left blank, and in addition to the same stamp “Do not provide information”, a hand-written note is added with the text “There is a letter. S.S.”. Per the same source interviewed for this story, S.S. is a common abbreviation for “sovershenno sekretno”, Russian for “top secret”.

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https://www.bellingcat.com/news/uk-...s-passport-data-shows-link-security-services/

More Bellingcat nonsense.

Shouldn't someone from the liberal gestapo close down fake news sites like that?

Westphalian said:

More Bellingcat nonsense.

Shouldn't someone from the liberal gestapo close down fake news sites like that?

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Very Stalin/Putin of you.

Silencing dissident voices.

Fledermaus said:

Very Stalin/Putin of you.

Silencing dissident voices.

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:lamo


Hey, you invented 'fake news' and social media censorship.

Westphalian said:

:lamo


Hey, you invented 'fake news' and social media censorship.

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No, Russia's Internet Troll Factory is the pioneer in fake news.

Nope, Kremlin will always have a head start, no matter how much we try to catch up.

The blessings of having stated far earlier.

Rogue Valley said:

No, Russia's Internet Troll Factory is the pioneer in fake news.

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I beg to differ, they've been lying since Lenin hijacked the revolution.

Russians are completely innocent.

The same situation like in 'The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe'

At the wrong time in the wrong place

Alfons said:

Russians are completely innocent.

The same situation like in 'The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe'

At the wrong time in the wrong place

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you must be joking, right?

Alfons said:

Russians are completely innocent.

The same situation like in 'The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe'

At the wrong time in the wrong place

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Not at all.

Westphalian said:

:lamo

Hey, you invented 'fake news' and social media censorship.

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Fake news.

Increase in Internet censorship

According to data published by the Russian Society for Internet Users founded by members of the Presidential Council for Human Rights, instances of censorship increased by a factor of 1,5 from 2013 to 2014. The incidents documented include not only instances of Internet blocking but also the use of force to shut down Internet users, such as beatings of bloggers or police raids.[30]

Human rights NGO Agora reported that instances of Internet censorship increased ninefold from 2014 to 2015, rising from 1,019 to 9,022.[31]

In 2018 Russian government eventually introduced a country-wide ban on Telegram messenger after a long dispute on handing encryption keys.[32][33] In April 2018 Roscomnadzor blocked over 18 million IP addresses[34] including subnets of Amazon and Google pools in an attempt to actually block the Telegram messenger that had been using a method known as domain fronting.[35] Over 400 Russian companies (e.g. payment processor Qiwi) reported disruptions of services as result of indiscriminate IP address bans introduced by Roscomnadzor.[36][37]

In May 2018 the Moscow court that issued the original order to start Telegram blocking on request of Roscomnadzor clarified, that the order wasn't legally in force yet, since it has been appealed thus making the legal basis for Roscomnadzor block unclear.[38] One of the consequences of the ban was personal VPN sales in Russia increasing by 1000%
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorship_in_Russia

social media censorship

Fledermaus said:

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Fake news.

Increase in Internet censorship

According to data published by the Russian Society for Internet Users founded by members of the Presidential Council for Human Rights, instances of censorship increased by a factor of 1,5 from 2013 to 2014. The incidents documented include not only instances of Internet blocking but also the use of force to shut down Internet users, such as beatings of bloggers or police raids.[30]

Human rights NGO Agora reported that instances of Internet censorship increased ninefold from 2014 to 2015, rising from 1,019 to 9,022.[31]

In 2018 Russian government eventually introduced a country-wide ban on Telegram messenger after a long dispute on handing encryption keys.[32][33] In April 2018 Roscomnadzor blocked over 18 million IP addresses[34] including subnets of Amazon and Google pools in an attempt to actually block the Telegram messenger that had been using a method known as domain fronting.[35] Over 400 Russian companies (e.g. payment processor Qiwi) reported disruptions of services as result of indiscriminate IP address bans introduced by Roscomnadzor.[36][37]

In May 2018 the Moscow court that issued the original order to start Telegram blocking on request of Roscomnadzor clarified, that the order wasn't legally in force yet, since it has been appealed thus making the legal basis for Roscomnadzor block unclear.[38] One of the consequences of the ban was personal VPN sales in Russia increasing by 1000%
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorship_in_Russia

social media censorship

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the entire sovok was a huge fake






Soviet photo manipulation of World War II (12 pictures) | Memolition

"Russian" secret services in crisis over fallout from 'botched' Salisbury attack....British officials told The Telegraph they believe the two suspects accused by Scotland Yard of the attack were wheeled out on Russian state-sponsored television as punishment for leaving a trail of evidence during the operation to target Col Skripal."

Russian Novichok suspects Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov: Everything we know so far

Police believe the pair were travelling under aliases and returned to Russia on the same day as the attack on the Skripals

Two Russians have been named as suspects in relation to the Salisbury poisoning of former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia.

But what do we know about Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov who could be charged with numerous offences including conspiracy to murder?

Other crimes they could also be charged with include attempted murder, causing grievous bodily harm with intent and use and possession of Novichok.

They are also wanted in connection with the events in Amesbury where Dawn Sturgess and Charlie Rowley fell ill after coming in contact with Novichok from a perfume bottle.

Ms Sturgess died a week after coming being contaminated with the deadly nerve agent.

Here's everything we know about the two key suspects so far.

Prime Minister Theresa May told the commons today that the two suspects are officers Russia's military intelligence agency.

MPs gasped in the House of Commons as the Prime Minister revealed British intelligence agencies believe the two Russian Nationals named by the Metropolitan Police this morning were officers of the GRU.

Police and prosecutors said there is sufficient evidence to charge Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov with conspiring to murder Sergei Skripal and attempting to murder the ex-Russian spy, his daughter Yulia and Wiltshire Police detective sergeant Nick Bailey.

Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu said the two suspects are aged around 40 and it is likely they were travelling under aliases. Petrov and Boshirov are not their real names.

Detectives believe the front door of Mr Skripal's Salisbury home was contaminated with the military-grade substance on Sunday March 4.

Mr Basu said CCTV shows the two suspects in the vicinity of the property on that date.

Hours later, the men left the UK on a flight from Heathrow to Moscow - two days after they had arrived at Gatwick.

Mr Basu said: "We have no evidence that they re-entered the UK after that date."

In the second incident, Dawn Sturgess, 44, and her partner Charlie Rowley, 48, were exposed to the same nerve agent used in Salisbury.

Ms Sturgess died in hospital in July, just over a week after the pair fell ill.

Police released an image of a perfume bottle recovered from Mr Rowley's home which contained Novichok.

He said police continue to liaise with the CPS regarding the poisoning of Ms Sturgess and Mr Rowley.

The Russian Foreign Ministry said today that the names of two men British prosecutors have accused of trying to murder former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia meant nothing to Moscow, the RIA news agency reported.

Friday March 2 2018

1500: Suspects Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov arrive at Gatwick Airport, having flown from Moscow on Aeroflot flight SU2588.

1740: The pair arrive at London Victoria station by train from Gatwick.

1800: They then travel on public transport to Waterloo station, and then to the City Stay Hotel in Bow Road, east London, where they stay for two nights.

Saturday March 3

1145: The pair arrive at Waterloo station, having left the hotel, bound for Salisbury. It is believed the two are on a reconnaissance mission.

1425: They arrive in Salisbury by train.

1605: Having spent a short time in the city, Petrov and Boshirov leave Salisbury to begin the return journey.

2005: The pair arrive back in Bow, east London, where they stay at the City Stay Hotel for a second night.

Sunday March 4

0805: The day of the Novichok attack. Petrov and Boshirov use the Underground at Bow to travel to Waterloo, and then on by train to Salisbury.

1148: The pair are caught on CCTV leaving Salisbury railway station.

1158: They are then spotted in Wilton Road in Salisbury, a short distance from Christie Miller Road, Mr Skripal's address. Police say this is moments before the attack.

more is here https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/everything-know-novichok-suspects-alexander-13196693

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