FSB: a mixture of poisons from Britain would kill a Russian military man in 20 minutes

A mixture of British-made poisons, with which the special services of Ukraine wanted to poison a high-ranking Russian military man, would have killed him in 20 minutes. This was announced on November 20 at the Public Relations Center of the Federal Security Service (FSB).

"According to the results of studies of the seized bottles, it was found that the beer contained a mixture of highly toxic toxic substances "colchicine" and "tretbutylbicyclophosphate" of British production, which, when consumed, causes painful death within 20 minutes," the statement said.

It is noted that this mixture of poisons, which contained an analogue of the chemical warfare agent VX, which is prohibited by the 1993 Chemical Weapons Convention, would have caused the "painful death" of a serviceman.

Earlier that day, FSB officers in the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) detained a local resident involved in the preparation of a terrorist act using chemical warfare agents against a high-ranking officer of the Russian Defense Ministry. He received two packages of British-made beer from the Ukrainian secret service, which he was supposed to give to the officer as a gift.

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