U.K. Charges 2 Russian Intelligence Officers Over Novichok Poisoning - News Roundup

Daily Mail: Revealed: How 'assassins' faked a Nina Ricci perfume bottle full of toxic nerve agent then 'recklessly threw it away', leading to the death of British woman

* Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov wanted in connection to two poisonings
* Police have finally linked the Salisbury poisonings to incident at Amesbury
* Picture of the nozzle and the box has been released by counter-terror authorities
* The whereabouts of the box unclear between the dates March 4 and June 27

The Salisbury 'assassins' wanted in connection to the lethal Novichok poisoning attacks used a perfume bottle to administer the deadly nerve agent before 'recklessly' throwing it away, British authorities revealed.

Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov are wanted in connection to the lethal nerve agent poisoning of former double agent Sergei Skrpial and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury, as well as Dawn Sturgess and Charlie Rowley in Amesbury.

Detectives have now formally linked the attack on the Skripals in March to the incident in Amesbury in June, which killed Dawn Sturgess and severely poisoned Charlie Rowley.

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WNU Editor: U.K. authorities went through 11,000 hours of video tapes to track these two men when they were in the U.K., and to charge them for this crime. I am also sure there is going to be more information and evidence disclosed tomorrow .... Britain to present poison evidence to U.N. on Thursday: May's spokesman (Reuters)