SKRIPAL POISONING CASE - TASS

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Russia has no trust in UK account of Salisbury events — foreign intelligence chief

Russian embassy sent note to UK about Skripals ‘moving’ to New Zealand, says envoy

British authorities violate consular convention in Skripal case, says Russian diplomat

EU renews sanctions addressing use of chemical weapons, including Salisbury attack

Russian MP dismisses NYT report on secret unit aimed at ‘destabilizing Europe’

According to the report, a group, known as Unit 29155, travel to European countries and are linked to the poisoning attack on former GRU officer Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia and a number of other crimes

Second package of Skripal Case sanctions to come into force on August 26

US President Donald Trump signed the relevant executive order on August 1

Reports of fourth victim of Salisbury incident lack credibility — Russian embassy

The diplomat added that the UK officials continue to refuse to cooperate with Russia regarding the Salisbury incident

Met Police confirm fourth victim of Salisbury incident

This is a police officer who arrived at the scene of the Skripals' poisoning

UK failure to respond to Skripal case notes is ‘extraordinary situation’ — Russian envoy

Russia’s envoy to UK hopes London will come to terms and eventually patch ties up

Russian embassy files new protest with UK Foreign Office over Skripals’ disappearance

Sanctions are part of Trump administration’s policy, says Russian diplomat

he US administration earlier imposed a second round of sanctions on Russia over the Skripal incident

BBC’s further allegations about Salisbury incident cannot be trusted, embassy says

The Russian diplomats expressed bafflement that "the very fact that a certain person visited London in the beginning of March is presented as a conclusive evidence of his connection to the incident"

Putin’s meeting with UK PM seen as positive factor after long break in top-level contacts

The Kremlin said that "we like very much the British premier’s friendly and constructive attitude"

Putin, May privately discuss Skripals’ case

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov clarified that May "had received all the necessary answers from the Russian President" to her questions