Russia does not see any signs of nerve gas attack

moscow - The Russian Permanent Representative to the EU questions the genuineness of the nerve gas attack on Sergei and Joelia Skripal.

Father and daughter Skripal were poisoned with nerve gas in March this year. The British authorities hold Russia responsible for the attack. The Russian representative, however, doubts the story of Skripal: 'She looks good, I do not see any trace of nerve gas poisoning, as the British authorities say. The fact that she looks so healthy makes me wonder if she is really poisoned, and if so, what substances have been used and who is behind it. '

The diplomat also wondered if Skripal would have been directed, because her text seemed to be translated from English. 'I and my colleagues at the embassy in London suspect that she has read a translation. I speak English fluently enough to see that certain sentences have been used that are typical of English and Russian. '

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