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Salman Rushdie On Ventilator, May Lose An Eye After Attack: Report
Author Salman Rushdie will likely lose an eye and suffered severed nerves in an arm and damage to his liver after he was stabbed on Friday, his agent said, adding that Rushdie was on a ventilator.
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UN Urges "Independent" Russian Probe Of Alexei Navalny Poisoning
The UN rights chief called Tuesday on Moscow to conduct or cooperate with a "thorough, transparent, independent and impartial investigation" into the alleged nerve agent attack on Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
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Casino Playboy To CIA Spy: Rise And Fall Of Kim Jong Un's Half Brother
Before the half brother of Kim Jong Un was killed in a brazen nerve agent attack at a Malaysian airport in 2017, he was known as a playboy and a hustler - not a secret CIA informant.
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Third Russian Agent Who Helped Plan Attack On Skripal Identified: Reports
A third Russian military intelligence officer who carried out a reconnaissance mission before the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal has been identified by counter terrorism police and the security services.
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Dining Couple Fall Ill In UK Town Where Russian Ex-Spy Was Poisoned
British police on Sunday sealed off part of Salisbury, where a Russian ex-spy and his daughter were poisoned by Novichok, after two people fell ill at a restaurant on Sunday following a "medical incident".
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Britain Calls Them Nerve Agent Hit Men. Russians Ask Whether They Are Gay
When Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov went on Kremlin-backed channel RT this week to defend themselves from British allegations that they attacked a former Russian double agent and his daughter with a nerve agent on British soil, the interview wasn't only about whether they poisoned anyone.
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Russian State TV To Air Interview Of 2 Men Accused By UK In Spy Poisoning
Russian state television will air an interview on Thursday with two Russians who have the same names as the men accused by Britain of trying to kill a former Russian spy and his daughter, RIA news agency cited the head of a television channel as saying.
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"They Are Civilians," Says Putin On UK Nerve Agent Poisoning Suspects
President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that Russia had identified two men Britain suspects of poisoning former spy Sergei Skripal with a military-grade nerve agent, saying they were civilians.
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"Unacceptable": Russia On Britain Blaming Kremlin For Spy Poisoning
Moscow on Thursday said Britain's claim that the Kremlin bears ultimate responsibility for a nerve agent attack on a former spy in England was "unacceptable".
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Vladimir Putin "Ultimately" Responsible For Spy Poisoning: UK Minister
Britain said Thursday that Russian President Vladimir Putin had "ultimate" responsibility for a nerve agent attack on a former Russian double agent in England, as it prepared to brief the UN Security Council.
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How 2 Russian Suspects Smuggled The Deadly Novichok Nerve Agent Into UK
British authorities on Wednesday named two Russian suspects wanted for a brazen attack with the nerve agent Novichok on a former Russian spy and his daughter in the English city of Salisbury.
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Russia Says Names Of Novichok Poison Suspects Means "Nothing" To Them
Russia said Wednesday it did not know the names of two Russians Britain has blamed for a nerve agent attack on a former spy and accused London of manipulating information.
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Britain Charges Two Russians For Novichok Nerve Agent Attack: Report
British prosecutors on Wednesday identified two Russians who they accused of trying to murder former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia with a military-grade nerve agent in England.
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Russia Hit With New US Sanctions Over Nerve Agent Attack
The United States imposed new sanctions on Russia Monday over the attempted assassination of a former spy in Britain using a lethal nerve agent.
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US Sanctions On Russia Tied To UK Nerve Attack To Take Effect From Monday
U.S. sanctions against Russia tied to a nerve agent attack in Britain, which were announced earlier this month, will come into effect on Monday, the U.S. government said on Friday, adding to the array of economic penalties it has imposed on Moscow in recent years.
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Salman Rushdie On Ventilator, May Lose An Eye After Attack: Report
Author Salman Rushdie will likely lose an eye and suffered severed nerves in an arm and damage to his liver after he was stabbed on Friday, his agent said, adding that Rushdie was on a ventilator.
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UN Urges "Independent" Russian Probe Of Alexei Navalny Poisoning
The UN rights chief called Tuesday on Moscow to conduct or cooperate with a "thorough, transparent, independent and impartial investigation" into the alleged nerve agent attack on Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
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Casino Playboy To CIA Spy: Rise And Fall Of Kim Jong Un's Half Brother
Before the half brother of Kim Jong Un was killed in a brazen nerve agent attack at a Malaysian airport in 2017, he was known as a playboy and a hustler - not a secret CIA informant.
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Third Russian Agent Who Helped Plan Attack On Skripal Identified: Reports
A third Russian military intelligence officer who carried out a reconnaissance mission before the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal has been identified by counter terrorism police and the security services.
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Dining Couple Fall Ill In UK Town Where Russian Ex-Spy Was Poisoned
British police on Sunday sealed off part of Salisbury, where a Russian ex-spy and his daughter were poisoned by Novichok, after two people fell ill at a restaurant on Sunday following a "medical incident".
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Britain Calls Them Nerve Agent Hit Men. Russians Ask Whether They Are Gay
When Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov went on Kremlin-backed channel RT this week to defend themselves from British allegations that they attacked a former Russian double agent and his daughter with a nerve agent on British soil, the interview wasn't only about whether they poisoned anyone.
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Russian State TV To Air Interview Of 2 Men Accused By UK In Spy Poisoning
Russian state television will air an interview on Thursday with two Russians who have the same names as the men accused by Britain of trying to kill a former Russian spy and his daughter, RIA news agency cited the head of a television channel as saying.
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"They Are Civilians," Says Putin On UK Nerve Agent Poisoning Suspects
President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that Russia had identified two men Britain suspects of poisoning former spy Sergei Skripal with a military-grade nerve agent, saying they were civilians.
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"Unacceptable": Russia On Britain Blaming Kremlin For Spy Poisoning
Moscow on Thursday said Britain's claim that the Kremlin bears ultimate responsibility for a nerve agent attack on a former spy in England was "unacceptable".
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Vladimir Putin "Ultimately" Responsible For Spy Poisoning: UK Minister
Britain said Thursday that Russian President Vladimir Putin had "ultimate" responsibility for a nerve agent attack on a former Russian double agent in England, as it prepared to brief the UN Security Council.
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How 2 Russian Suspects Smuggled The Deadly Novichok Nerve Agent Into UK
British authorities on Wednesday named two Russian suspects wanted for a brazen attack with the nerve agent Novichok on a former Russian spy and his daughter in the English city of Salisbury.
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Russia Says Names Of Novichok Poison Suspects Means "Nothing" To Them
Russia said Wednesday it did not know the names of two Russians Britain has blamed for a nerve agent attack on a former spy and accused London of manipulating information.
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Britain Charges Two Russians For Novichok Nerve Agent Attack: Report
British prosecutors on Wednesday identified two Russians who they accused of trying to murder former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia with a military-grade nerve agent in England.
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Russia Hit With New US Sanctions Over Nerve Agent Attack
The United States imposed new sanctions on Russia Monday over the attempted assassination of a former spy in Britain using a lethal nerve agent.
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US Sanctions On Russia Tied To UK Nerve Attack To Take Effect From Monday
U.S. sanctions against Russia tied to a nerve agent attack in Britain, which were announced earlier this month, will come into effect on Monday, the U.S. government said on Friday, adding to the array of economic penalties it has imposed on Moscow in recent years.
