years what we're about to play to you is an excerpt from the conversation of ali had with the agent mr navai posing as a high ranking security official asks the spy what went wrong with the operation that tried to kill him on a flight to moscow. they landed you know what i mean right he took off then they landed the plane there you go the situation ended up not going in our favor that's what i think if it had been long gone then things could have turned out differently or. should be just what had been longer konstantin expensive but if you think it means flying for longer. well yeah maybe if it had been flying for longer for example if they hadn't suddenly landed and so on maybe then things could have turned out differently. didn't use moscow correspondent and we sure went has more emily dramatic revelations there can you give us any more details about their conversation. well there was some dramatic new information coming to light in that conversation including the fact that the f.s.b. the alleged f.s.b. operative that nobody seems to be speaking to there said that the poison that was used

navai fell ill in august on a domestic flight in russia and was taken to berlin for treatment. germany claims it found traces of novacek nerve agent in his body, an allegation later repeated by the o. p. c. w. however, moscow says its own tests found no such substance and that berlin has rejected requests for lab data. we spoke with alexander shogun,, russia's permanent representative to the o.p.c., w e, thinks the claims against russia have a clear political motive. partners in the p. c. w. gainst for the politicizing, the organization which would create deeper divisions and interrupt a normal work in the search for compromises. different countries interpret provisions of the chemical weapons convention in their own way. we should prevent any attempts to spread one's own rules in place of the established conventions of international law, our western partners and their technical secretariat's, when it's convenient for them refer to confidentiality clause. under this pretext, russia has refused access to key aspects of the technical secretary, its reports on providing assistance