Porton Down scientists unable to establish where the nerve agent that poisoned the Skripal's was made

The transcript discusses the investigation into the poisoning of Yulia and Sergei Skripal. British scientists identified the nerve agent as Novichok, a military-grade substance, but could not confirm its origin. The UK government believes Russia is responsible, citing multiple intelligence sources. Despite international support for the UK's stance, Russia denies involvement and requests cooperation. The incident has led to diplomatic tensions, with over 20 countries expelling Russian diplomats.

What was the primary focus of the scientists in the Skripal poisoning investigation?

• Finding the individuals responsible for the attack

• Establishing the motive behind the attack

• Determining the exact location of the manufacturing

• Identifying the type of nerve agent used

According to the British government, what is the most plausible explanation for the Skripal poisoning?

• A deliberate act by Russia

• A terrorist attack by an unknown group

• An accidental release of chemicals

• A domestic crime within the UK

How did the international community respond to the Salisbury attack?

• By conducting an independent investigation

• By launching a joint military operation

• By expelling Russian diplomats

• By imposing economic sanctions on the UK

What was Russia's response to the accusations from the UK regarding the Skripal poisoning?

• They admitted to the attack

• They ignored the accusations

• They requested samples to cooperate

• They launched a counter-attack

What was the reaction of the Russian government to the UK's handling of the investigation?

• They criticized the UK's aggressive language

• They requested a joint investigation

• They praised the UK's transparency

• They offered financial compensation