British secret services recruit Julia Skripal in a \"safe place\"

Medical director of the hospital in Salisbury Christian Blanchard said on Tuesday that Julia Skripal, the daughter of a Russian double agent, was discharged because of her health improvement. However, she noted that this is not the end of her treatment. According to the representative of the hospital, Sergei Skripal is also on the way to recovery. In this case, the news agency Reuters informs that the British special services transported Julia to a certain "safe place". The miraculous recovery of the Russian defector and his daughter caused not only a storm of positive emotions but also a number of questions.

Firstly many experts wonder how doctors from the provincial town of Salisbury managed to recover them a month after poisoning with a chemical warfare agent? Chemists say that all therapy must be done only in a hospital. Neither at home, nor in the field it is impossible to fully help the victim. During the treatment period, doctors should not stop monitoring a person who has been poisoned with nerve gas, since any sudden change in the condition of the victim can result in his death. And it does not matter how easy or severe was intoxication. In this case, the haste of British doctors can be fatal for the Scripals. If only the poisoning was not fake.

Secondly it is unclear why the British authorities hide the victims from the public, despite their satisfactory condition. Instead of immediately acquainting the world community with the opinion of the victim of the assassination attempt, they take her to a "secret place". Perhaps MI5 wants to ensure her safety, but most likely at the moment she is being held with "explanatory" talks before public speeches. The words of Sergei Skripal's niece Viktoria that the British authorities intend to delay the issue of the entry permit indicate that they are trying to keep Julia in an information vacuum. British secret services perfectly know that in such conditions it is most convenient to conduct recruitment. In addition Victoria said that her phone conversation with cousin Julia was trying to prevent. She clarified that at the end of their dialogue it was "heard that the phone was being taken away."

Thus the British authorities understood the hopelessness of the situation in connection with the lack of evidence and they began to fabricate the facts of poisoning. In the future we should expect "sensational" statements from Sergei and Yulia Skripal that they were victims of the Kremlin activities or open the lies of the British leadership, which, having unleashed an anti-Russian campaign, tried to divert the attention of Britons from internal problems associated with Brexit.