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Russian President Vladimir Putin Urges 'Common Sense' To Prevail In Spy Row
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday said that "common sense" must prevail in the row with the West over an ex-spy whose poisoning in Britain has been blamed on Moscow.
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Putin Hopes Chemical Watchdog Meet Puts "Full Stop" To Spy Poisoning Row
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday expressed hope a meeting of the world's chemical weapons watchdog would put a "full stop" to the issue of an ex-spy whose poisoning in Britain has been blamed on Moscow.
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Soviet-Era Scientist Says He Helped Create Poison In UK Spy Attack Row
A Cold War-era scientist acknowledged on Tuesday he had helped create the nerve agent that Britain says was used to poison an ex-spy and his daughter, contradicting Moscow's insistence that neither Russia nor the Soviet Union ever had such a programme.
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Russia Hits Back In Spy Poisoning Row As Experts Called In
Russia hit back at Britain in the spy poisoning row on Monday, demanding proof of its alleged involvement in a nerve agent attack, as international weapons experts arrived to take samples of the toxic substance.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Urges 'Common Sense' To Prevail In Spy Row
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday said that "common sense" must prevail in the row with the West over an ex-spy whose poisoning in Britain has been blamed on Moscow.
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Putin Hopes Chemical Watchdog Meet Puts "Full Stop" To Spy Poisoning Row
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday expressed hope a meeting of the world's chemical weapons watchdog would put a "full stop" to the issue of an ex-spy whose poisoning in Britain has been blamed on Moscow.
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Soviet-Era Scientist Says He Helped Create Poison In UK Spy Attack Row
A Cold War-era scientist acknowledged on Tuesday he had helped create the nerve agent that Britain says was used to poison an ex-spy and his daughter, contradicting Moscow's insistence that neither Russia nor the Soviet Union ever had such a programme.
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Russia Hits Back In Spy Poisoning Row As Experts Called In
Russia hit back at Britain in the spy poisoning row on Monday, demanding proof of its alleged involvement in a nerve agent attack, as international weapons experts arrived to take samples of the toxic substance.
