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If it was in his tea he never would have made it on the plane. The inventor of Novichok pointed this out and said it was likely applied to his skin.
by billiam 6y ago
If it was in his tea he never would have made it on the plane. The inventor of Novichok pointed this out and said it was likely applied to his skin.
- hkai 6y agoIn the case of the Skripals, the effects were slower than that, seems to be around three hours, from quick googling.
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- sandworm101 6y ago>> If it was in his tea he never would have made it on the plane. Everything is a function of dosage. We don't know how much was in his tea, nor how much of the tea he actually drank. "In the tea" is also functionally equivalent to it being on his teacup, although that would be a more dangerous/aggressive attack. But they did use a doorknob as a vector in the UK attack.