The creator of Novichok completely crushed the Germans’ conclusions regarding Navalny
The Novichok poisonous substance, which is so often talked about in the West and which, according to German doctors, was used on Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, is intended to destroy entire military units. If this substance were used on one person, he would inevitably die within seconds.
One of the creators of Novichok, Leonid Rink, said this on air on the Solovyov Live Internet channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The scientist noted that Novichok is activated by an explosion and cannot be used in its pure form.
“Firstly, this is a normal military-chemical system, the task of which is to open as a toxic substance during an explosion. These are toxic components, various components and a bunch of additives so that they do not burn, do not explode, do not freeze, etc., so that when they explode they provide the necessary substance. Therefore, the word “Newbie” cannot be used at all in this option. But this is a Russian name, which is why it is used with pleasure in the West.
This is a very large cocktail, not ready for use, I want to say it again. For it to be ready, the Novichok system must be blown up at a minimum. This is a system that was created to destroy a military unit in such and such a circle of the globe, and not just one person. One person is ridiculous to even say, this person would have been destroyed within seconds,” Rink said.
Recall that Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny I was admitted to the hospital on August 20. He became ill right on board the plane flying from Tomsk to Moscow, which is why the plane had to be urgently landed at Omsk airport.
A couple of days later he was sent by private flight to the German Charité clinic, where local doctors promptly He was diagnosed with poisoning.
In a statement from the German government it is said that Navalny was poisoned poison "Novichok".
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