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Russia 'has no information' on spy collapse case
(MENAFN) Russia declared it has "no information" about the reason behind the illness of a previous Russian spy, who was accused of spying for Britain in the past, in Salisbury, Wiltshire.
However, the Kremlin confirmed his intentions to assist in the police probes.
UK officials are analyzing the substance in efforts to know what made Sergei Skripal aged 66, whom was accepted as a refuge in the UK eight years ago under a "spy swap", along with a 33 woman hospitalized in a serious state.
Both of them were discovered knocked down on a bench at shopping centre.
However, the Kremlin confirmed his intentions to assist in the police probes.
UK officials are analyzing the substance in efforts to know what made Sergei Skripal aged 66, whom was accepted as a refuge in the UK eight years ago under a "spy swap", along with a 33 woman hospitalized in a serious state.
Both of them were discovered knocked down on a bench at shopping centre.
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