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Anonymous ID: 8f4fb1 Sept. 17, 2020, 5:09 a.m. No.10680087   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0094

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Where did the ill-fated bottle come from?

 

Let's explain where it comes from what we are constantly asked questions about. The so-called "bottle with" Novichok ", well, or rather, an ordinary plastic bottle from under water, on which traces of a chemical warfare agent were later found in a German laboratory.

 

This is a bottle from a room in a Tomsk hotel where Navalny himself and our entire film crew stayed.

 

Fast forward to August 20th. On this day, part of our team flew to Moscow, and some remained in Tomsk to finish the video. During the flight, Alexei lost consciousness and began to choke, the plane urgently sat down. Almost immediately, the FBK employees who remained in Tomsk learned about the incident. At that moment, the only possible thing was done. They called a lawyer, went up to the room from which Navalny had just left, and began to record, describe and pack everything they found there. Including bottles from the hotel water.

 

You can see how this happened in this video.

 

There was no particular hope of finding anything like that. But since it was absolutely clear to us that Navalny was not “slightly ill,” not “overheated,” and Rafaelka could not help here, it was decided to take everything that could be hypothetically useful in some way and hand it over to doctors in Germany. The fact that the case would not be investigated in Russia was also quite obvious. And so it happened: almost a month passed, Russia did not recognize Alexey's poisoning.

 

Two weeks later, it was on the bottle from the Tomsk issue that the German laboratory found traces of the "Novichok". And then two more laboratories that took tests from Alexei confirmed that Navalny was poisoned by him. Now we understand: this was done before he left his room to go to the airport.

 

Today at 20.00 in the program "Russia of the Future" on the YouTube channel Navalny LIVE Georgy Alburov @alburov will tell you the details.