The UK says it is 'highly likely' Russia was behind a nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy in Britain.
Prime Minister Theresa May has been updating MPs on the incident in Salisbury on March 4th which left Sergei Skripal and his daughter in a critical condition.
She says the nerve agent used was Russia-produced and military-grade and she's asked Russia to explain its use on British soil.
Moscow has already denied any involvement.
But Mrs May says there are several reasons to suspect Russia.
IN: "Russia's…
OUT: …Skripal."
DUR: 19 seconds
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0312spy-may1.mp3
Prime Minister Theresa May has been updating MPs on the incident in Salisbury on March 4th which left Sergei Skripal and his daughter in a critical condition.
She says the nerve agent used was Russia-produced and military-grade and she's asked Russia to explain its use on British soil.
Moscow has already denied any involvement.
But Mrs May says there are several reasons to suspect Russia.
IN: "Russia's…
OUT: …Skripal."
DUR: 19 seconds
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0312spy-may1.mp3
B/A: Theresa May says an 'extensive' response from the UK will follow if Russia can't provide a satisfactory explanation.