The British Counter-Terrorism Agency announced today that it believes it has located the source of the neurotoxic agent Novitsok who poisoned and killed 44-year-old Don Sturges in Amesbury, south-west Britain, this month and left her 45-year-old partner R is being treated.
"On Wednesday, July 11, a small bottle was found during a search of Charlie Rowley's home in Amesbury," a police statement said. "Scientists have now confirmed to us that the substance in the bottle was Novitsok."
The announcement states that further scientific checks will now be carried out to determine whether the Novitsok contained in the vial was from the same lot used against the Skripals four months earlier.
The same neurotoxic agent was used in the attack against former Russian agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter in March.
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