Suspects identified as civilians: Salisbury assault

Vladivostok (Russia), Sep 12 Russian authorities have recognized the two suspects in the Salisbury chemical attack as its civilians.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, while tending to the whole session of the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) in Vladivostok, discussed the harming of previous Russian covert operative Sergei Skripal and his little girl Yulia in Salisbury and revealed that the two suspects have been discovered, announced Sputnik.

"We know their identity, we have discovered them. I trust that they will show up and tell everything themselves. There is nothing especially criminal there, I guarantee you," Putin said.

A week ago, UK Prime Minister Theresa May, while tending to a Parliament session, considered Russia responsible for the Salisbury assault and said that just Russia had the thought process to complete the assault and in addition the specialized means and operational experience.

She further blamed Russia for coordinating the assault and guaranteed that the suspects were identified with the Russian insight. Be that as it may, Russia refuted these cases.

Furthermore, the UK and 25 other western countries removed Russian political laborers in a show of solidarity.

The leaders of France, Germany, Unites States of America (U.S.A.) and Canada had likewise communicated "full certainty" in the United Kingdom's evaluation that the two suspects in the Novichok assault, which occurred in March this year, were officers from the Russian military insight benefit.

The Skripals were found unconscious at a shopping center in Salisbury on March 4 and were admitted to a hospital soon after.