now at this point the o.p.c. w. team is on the verge of leaving for syria the syrian government is preparing to welcome them and russia has offered to provide military protection for the o.p.c. w. chemical experts to make sure that they're able to visit the site in duma where the alleged attack took place russia is working and it's prepared to provide protection so that chemical experts can actually visit the site and get to the bottom of what exactly happened russia's experts have already been there and they've said they did not see traces of chemicals on the ground they could not find any eyewitnesses to an alleged attack they didn't find any bodies or any victims in hospitals getting treatment so at this point as the o.p.c. w. team is on the verge of leaving the question in in contention that was not resolved at the u.n. security council meeting was would the new investigation actually visit the site and that's a question that is hanging over the heads of the world the the u.n. security council the fifteen member body

says discussions are taking place in damascus to ensure the o.p.c. w team can go in safely and as quickly as possible i think you could understand the ju-ju. the volatility of the situation the dangers involved we don't want to telegraph what will happen but the discussions and planning is ongoing. more than forty people were reportedly killed in the alleged attack almost two weeks ago syria and the strongest ally russia have denied the use of chemical weapons they also refute hindering the investigation was going to. it's absolute rubbish a lie that russia prevents inspectors from entering duma we don't know what made them think that from the beginning we were sincerely interested in sending o.p.c. w. inspectors there we made public statements and that moreover we contacted the syrian side so that all documents including visas were provided to the. as soon as possible. the u.s. u.k. and france retaliated by bombing several syrian government sites now it's not just western powers that are keeping a close eye on the pending inspection all the parties have ag

all the parties have agreed to allow the o.p.c. w. teams access unfettered access immediate access to these sites you know we can't get around the fact that the syrian government and their russian allies control the territory we're talking about a race against time as concerns grow that possible evidence of the alleged attack may be tainted or even disappear before inspectors begin their investigation. of the young al-jazeera. elsewhere in syria rebels have left a port northeast of the capital evacuation it's believed all members of a group known as the army of islam have now left the area of the air and nearby rebels have agreed to nail down as expected. in the coming days saying a hold of reports now from neighboring lebanon. the syrian government and its allies regaining control of more territory from the opposition the town of demand is now back under state control after the rebels lay down their arms and agreed to be evacuated to the north of the country to other rebel controlled territories in the north of the country the remaining re

state department saying that it had no indication that the o.p.c. w. team actually entered entered that town now the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons the little by little details about its operational activities and then we heard from syria's u.n. envoy. who said that the team that entered into mo was a u.n. security team which was assessing the situation and paving the way for the o.p.c. mission very mentioning that the o.p.'s team could enter into more on wednesday but he did say if it is safe so it is still not clear it's been approximately twelve days now that alleged chemical weapons attack happening on april the seventh and the o.p.c. w. team arriving into damascus in damascus the syrian capital on saturday that western countries accused russia and syria of delaying their work and preventing them from reaching a reaching do mother they also expressed concern that the evidence has been tampered with because when that alleged chemical weapons attack happened it was under the town was under the control of the rebels and it's now under

action all the parties have agreed to allow the o.p.c. w. teams access unfettered access immediate access to these sites you know we can't get around the fact that the syrian government and their russian allies control the territory we're talking about a race against time as concerns grow that possible evidence of the alleged attack may be tainted greven disappear before inspectors begin their investigation. of the young al jazeera. russia's foreign minister says the u.s. strikes on syria last week did not cross what he called a red line with sergey lavrov says the kremlin told us what areas would be unacceptable to target he also says donald trump has invited vladimir putin to visit washington for a challenge has the details from moscow. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has given an interview to a man called dmitri kosloff who in the west is regarded as russia's head or chief propagandist he's the boss of you know the kind of overarching state media organization. and what lavrov told kissimmee of these. trump and putin would not allow the

o.p.c. w. held an emergency meeting in the hague about the lack of access well school says the o.p.c. w. team can't end to do my just yet because assassin is airstrikes by the u.s. u.k. and france and fighting on the ground witnesses from duma have told al-jazeera they felt the effects of a poisonous substance in the attack earlier this month many have now arrived at displacement camps in northern syria a some a bunch of aid reports of the turkey syria border he. this is what paul looks like today for his family on april the seventh they were in duma when it was alleged syrian forces launched a chemical attack i will mahmoud this close to where it happened. there was another missile which landed and then there was a very strange smell the first thing was smoke and call it yellow smoke it had a rotten smell it was like a new thing was being tested on us as well. although they've been displaced the children are finally able to play in the sun without the fear of bombs or near strikes four than sixty thousand people have been forced to leave their homes in duma but tens of thousands more opted t

says discussions are taking place in damascus to ensure the o.p.c. w team can go in safely and as quickly as possible i think you could understand the ju-ju. the volatility of the situation the dangers involved we don't want to telegraph what will happen but the discussions and planning is ongoing but. more than forty people were reportedly killed. in the alleged attack almost two weeks ago syria and the strongest ally russia have denied the use of chemical weapons they also refute hindering the investigation. it's absolute rubbish a lie that russia prevents inspectors from entering duma we don't know what made them think that from the beginning we were sincerely interested in sending o.p.c. w. inspectors there we made public statements and that moreover we contacted the syrian side so that all documents including visas were provided to the inspectors as soon as possible. the u.s. u.k. and france retaliated by bombing several syrian government sites now it's not just western powers that are keeping a close eye on the pending inspection all the parties have

received a lot of help in its work and so did the members of its teams there was even a special place on the site allocated for the o.p.c. a-w. so they could collect and package samples taken from places that had to be inspected. all of team from the o.p.c. w. is currently in syria to investigate the alleged chemical attack but even before any conclusions have been drawn the u.s. envoy to the u.n. says russia might have tampered with the attack site that's according to a statement obtained by the reuters news agency russia's foreign minister denies the allegations more on that now from correspondent jacqueline booga. well he flat out denied those accusations coming from the u.s. envoy saying that he guarantees that russia did not in any way tamper or manipulate the site of the alleged attack the u.s. envoy is referring to the fact that just a few days after this alleged attack took place russian military did send specialists to the site and searched the area and they said that they could find no traces of chemical weapons there and since then of course russia has been calling for an international independent investigation to

says discussions are taking place in damascus to ensure the o.p.c. w team can go in safely. and as quickly as possible i think you could understand the ju-ju. the volatility of the situation the dangers involved we don't want to telegraph what will happen but the discussions and planning is ongoing but. more than forty people were reportedly killed in the alleged attack almost two weeks ago syria and the strongest ally russia have denied the use of chemical weapons they also refute hindering the investigation was going to. it's absolute rubbish a lie that russia prevents inspectors from entering duma we don't know what made them think that from the beginning we were sincerely interested in sending o.p.c. w. inspectors there we made public statements of that moreover we contacted the syrian side so that all documents including visas were provided to the inspectors as soon as possible. the u.s. u.k. and france retaliated by bombing several syrian government sites now it's not just western powers that are keeping a close eye on the pending inspection all the parties have agreed

says discussions are taking place in damascus to ensure the o.p.c. w team can go in safely and as quickly as possible i think you could understand the ju-ju. the volatility of the situation the dangers involved we don't want to telegraph what will happen but the discussions and planning is ongoing thank you. more than forty people were reportedly killed in the alleged attack almost two weeks ago syria and its strongest ally russia have denied the use of chemical weapons they also refute hindering the investigation was going to. it's absolute rubbish a lie that russia prevents inspectors from entering duma we don't know what made them think that from the beginning we were sincerely interested in sending o.p.c. w. inspectors there we made public statements and that moreover we contacted the syrian side so that all documents including visas were provided to the inspectors as soon as possible. the u.s. u.k. and france retaliated by bombing several syrian government sites now it's not. western powers that are keeping a close eye on the pending inspection all the

security team and also the o.p.c. w team on the ground whether you washings and the syrians are genuinely trying to help out there with that mission in syria and if the answer is yes that is going to perhaps put the brits and the americans in a somewhat awkward position the of course the sooner they get it the sooner they can shed some light on what really did take place there on the seventh of april or to. reports of a large incident emerged on the seventh of april meanwhile the more questions have been raised over why exactly this for tis sure was easy evidence it was filmed by the white helmets rescue group at a local hospital it allegedly shows the off some of the chemical attack since the shuttle r.t. arabic though visited that very hospital in the town of there where they spoke to the doctors the local residents as well they described what happened on the seventh of april claiming they saw no toxic agents used in the area. people from the white helmets told us about the use of chemical weapons but we saw no sign of tha

chemical attack and evidence of course is the key word here is the real crux of the issue of what o.p.c. w team heading over to do more on the way that they should be there over the next twenty four forty eight hours or so believe they have arrived in syria their findings will be key to establishing what really happened in duma whether there was some sort of chemical incident by the damascus government by as the western nations are saying or as we heard from the russian. the russian military has gathered evidence that indicates the direct involvement of great britain in organizing the provocation in eastern ukraine we know for a fact that london pressured the so-called white helmets to carry out their plans provocation as soon as possible they were told that from the third to the sixth of april rebels would carry out a series of heavy showings of damascus and that this would lead to a reaction from the government forces which the white helmets should use for their provocation and to allege the use of chemical weapons so these are obviously quite strong allegations from the russian ministry of d

chemical attack and evidence of course is the key word here is the real crux of the issue of what o.p.c. w team heading over to do more on the way that they should be there over the next twenty four forty eight hours or so believe they have arrived in syria their findings will be key to establishing what really happened in duma whether there was some sort of chemical incident by the damascus government as it was the nations are saying or as we heard from the russian. the russian military has gathered evidence that indicates the direct involvement of great britain organizing the provocation in eastern ukraine we know for a fact that london pressured the so-called white helmets to carry out their plans provocation as soon as possible they were told that from the third to the sixth of april rebels would carry out a series of heavy shelling is that damascus and that this would lead to a reaction from the government forces which the white helmets should use for their provocation and to allege the use of chemical weapons so these are obviously quite strong allegations from the russian ministry of def

verification ok and they claim is in russia they have the evidence or we have to leave it there but o.p.c. w team due to get going in the next couple hours we have not far from where you are for now danny makki indian massacres thank you very much for that. the main details once again the u.s. france and the u.k. have bomb targets in syria president trump announced the military action in a white house address late on friday as he spoke explosions rocked damascus the air a missile strikes will most and response to an alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma last saturday washington says it's confident the assad government used chemical weapons against civilians but the white house has admitted the evidence it has largely based on the media and to go to the polls russia's foreign ministry be in any criticize the strikes saying they came at a time when the war ravaged country finally had the chance for a peaceful future bombings also took place hours before inspectors from the international chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w would you to arrive in duma would isaacson's experts are stil

security team that entered tomb on tuesday came under small arms fire the o.p.c. w. also confirming that during their visit to one of the sites an explosive device was detonated now there were no injuries but the security team left duma and right now the o.p.c. w. does not know when they can deploy their chemical weapons inspectors to do my the site of that alleged chemical weapons attack the o.p.c. w. saying any deployment will have to follow

chemical attack and evidence of course is the key word here is the real crux of the issue of what o.p.c. w team heading over to do more on the way that they should be there over the next twenty four forty eight hours or so believe they have arrived in syria their findings will be key to establishing what really happened in duma whether there was some sort of chemical incident by the damascus government as the western nations are saying or as we heard from the russian. the russian military has gathered evidence that indicates the direct involvement of great britain organizing the provocation in eastern ukraine we know for a fact that london pressured the so-called white helmets to carry out their plans provocation as soon as possible they were told that from the third to the sixth of april rebels would carry out a series of heavy shelling is that damascus and that this would lead to a reaction from the government forces which the white helmets should use for their provocation and to allege the use of chemical weapons so these are obviously quite strong allegations from the russian ministry of de

make about what do you make of the timing of these strikes especially like just hours before the o.p.c. w team were due to head into syria to start their investigation is that just a coincidence do you think. honestly i'm very embarrassed as an american citizen to see how. this situation has happened also gather i mean the ideal situation would have been to wait for the investigation to see what the results would have been i think i'm confident enough to think that it was a woman other white helmet hollywood shows what they were really putting on unfortunately because it just really doesn't make sense if you take a look at the images you can see how is it that it was a chemical attack at the same time everybody who seems to be in those images doesn't even have gloves on i mean what kind of chemical attack is that that's more like common sense anybody would be able to see to see how that is fake. the you and as you know has also presented evidence a long time ago saying that this might happen why is that the nikki haley and all the other foreign officials whether it's from france or britain wal

other states a lot strikes on syria now with the o.p.c. w team is going to do more i believe is in syria already will be looking at what's going on there in the next day or so now what this statement by the russian nobody says it concerns the evidence behind that earlier the formation minister sergei lavrov of russia state and he believed russia believes that this whole incident was staged this take a listen to what the foreign minister had to say. undeniable. evidence that this was yet another staged attack that involved intelligence agencies of one of the countries that is rushing to spearhead the campaign. that was take on the motivations behind that evidence being put forward now this press conference in the by the m.o. do you look at some of that evidence which there was speaking about allegedly the russian experts on the ground there in duma who of course have said themselves they found no evidence of chemical attacks have actually found some participants all of the video you can see on that screen there presented earlier as evidence of tha

o.p.c. w. held an emergency meeting in the hague about the lack of access oscar says the o.p.c. w team camp into duma just yet because of saturday's airstrikes by the u.s. u.k. and france and fighting on the ground osama bin laden has more. earlier in the day we heard from russian news wires that there was some sort of fighting happening in duma which was quite strange because duma if you remember forty eight hours ago was declared that it was all under syrian government controlled so where is that fighting coming from we reached out to the jaish al islam the group which was supposed to be in duma they said they referred us to their statement saying that they have left duma there are no fighters left in duma all the people that are in duma have opted to stay and there are no fighters amongst them because these fighters have opted to have chosen to either before aleppo or to words if the u.s. and the u.k. have issued a rare joint alert accusing russia of being behind the global fibrous hack that's infected q computer which is around the world they say moscow's backing hackers who are ta

security team is at the site and will make an independent decision on access phone o.p.c. w team the investigators will look into a suspected chemical attack on april the seventh but they won't assign blame they arrived in damascus on saturday and they've called for access as soon as possible so the state media have been reporting earlier that the weapons experts have entered the former rebel on klav. well you know. i mean today the u.n. security team and to do more around three pm in order to assess the security situation on the ground if the security team the u.n. security team decides that the situation is sound in duma then a fact finding mission will begin its work in duma on wednesday the decision for the arrival of the fact finding mission is the decision of the u.n. and the old p.c. w alone. has war from beirut. now the russian government and the syrian government have been criticized for what they called preventing the team from entering western nation said that the team was not given access now the team arrived in the syrian capital damascus on saturday both the russian

held an emergency meeting in the hague by the lack of access moscow says the o.p.c. w. team can't enter do much just yet because of saturday's airstrikes by the u.s. u.k. and france and fighting on the ground some a binge of aid has more. earlier in the day we heard from russian news wires that there was some sort of fighting happening in duma which was quite strange because duma if you remember forty eight hours ago was declared that it was all under syrian government controlled so where is that fighting coming from we reached out to jason islam the group which was supposed to be in duma they said they referred us to their statement saying that they have left duma there are no fighters left in duma all the people that are in duma have opted to stay and there are no fighters amongst them because these fighters have opted to to have chosen to either leave for aleppo or to words at their. u.s. president on trump's a longtime personal lawyer michael cohen is in court in new york trying to prevent prosecutors examining all the documents the f.b.i. seized from his office last wee

o.p.c. w. fact finding mission that is currently in damascus but that mission is only able to make an assessment of whether chemical weapons were used even if the o.p.c. w team is able to visit duma to gather information to make that assessment and they are currently being prevented from doing so by the regime and the russians it cannot attribute responsibility this is because russia vetoed in november twenty seventh t. an extension of the joint investigator a mechanism set up to do this and last week in the wake of the duma attack it again vetoed a new un as see resolution to reestablish such a mechanism. and even if we had o.p.c. w.'s findings and a mechanism to attribute for as long as russia continues to veto the un security council still would not be able to act so mr speaker we cannot wait to alleviate further humanitarian suffering caused by chemical weapons attacks second will be not just following orders from america let me be absolutely clear we have acted because it is in our national interest. it is in our national interest to prevent the further use of chemical weapons in syria and to uphold and defend the global consensus that these weapons sho

o.p.c. w.'s job is already challenging they have good friends and tools but it's being made more difficult by what i think is obviously syrian and russian government obstruction of this investigation the o.p.c. w team is there. is a suburb of damascus it's not far away they should be able to guarantee the o.p.c. w. access to this site right now the attack took place on the seventh of april so we're coming up with just under ten days from that date what happens to the delay i mean assuming that the team does go in eventually will the fact that so much time has passed mean that some of the evidence will have degraded and perhaps not not the will be available. well i think the one of the most difficult things for the team is that the site will have been disturbed you know it's already a war zone the more time goes on the more risk there is that evidence has been buried or moved i would hope that the russians are not as they're being accused of cleansing the site chlorine is something that can be detected but because it is a common industrial chemical. there there may be some contamination of the site i think more importantly the team needs to look at the physical evidence involving the munitions there

first thing that we should say first and foremost is all the parties have agreed to allow the o.p.c. w teams access unfettered access immediate access to these sites you know we can't get around the fact that the syrian government and their russian allies control the territory we're talking about so clearly there's a lot more blame on their side but we should also take a step back and understand that this investigation in itself is barred from a sighting responsibilities so what we need those inspectors to get access unfettered immediate access we also need to take a step back and realize this investigation by itself won't help advance accountability in and of itself so we need to see solutions that advance an end to this conflict so would you would you go so far then as to say that this team in this project is actually irrelevant now given that the u.k. france and the united states have already passed judgment. no i don't think it's a rove and i mean i think certainly we're going to need a long term process of accountability here that process of accountability is needed going to need the ki

security team is at the site i'm fail make an independent decision on access for an o.p.c. w team investigators will look into a suspected chemical attack on april the seventh but they won't assign blame arrived in damascus on saturday and they've called for access as soon as possible when you don't. need a three day the u.n. security team and duma around three pm in order to assess the security situation on the ground and if the security team to you and security team decides the situation is sound in duma then a fact finding mission will begin its work in duma on wednesday the decision for the arrival of the fact finding mission is the decision of the un and the old p.c. w alone is in accord or has more from beirut. now the russian government and the syrian government have been criticized for what they called preventing the team from entering western nations said that the team was not given access now the team arrived in the syrian capital damascus on saturday both the russian and syrian government cited security concerns and that's why there has been a delay now the. mission is

the issue of good o.p.c. w. team heading over to do more on the way that they should be there over the next twenty four forty eight hours or so believe they have arrived in syria their findings will be key to establishing what really happened in duma whether there was some sort of chemical incident boy the damascus government as it was the nations are saying or we heard from the russian m o d that the russian military has gathered evidence that indicates the direct involvement of great britain organizing the provocation in eastern. we know for a fact that london pressured the so-called white helmets to carry out your planned provocation as soon as possible they were told that from the third to the sixth of april rebels would carry out a series of heavy showings of damascus and that this would lead to a reaction from the government forces which the white helmets should use for their provocation and to allege the use of chemical weapons so these are obviously quite strong allegations from the russian ministry of defens

o.p.c. chemical weapons team has been given access to they are investigating the alleged chemical weapons attack both the russian and syrian governments have been accused of delaying the work of the o.p.c. w. their team arrived in the syrian capital on top today they are now carrying out their work western nations accuse the russian government of the possibility of tampering with the evidence on the ground because you know this chemical weapons attack happened over a week ago and russian military police were had access to this site now it is accusations that the russian government categorically categorically rejected now as this is happening the syrian government is stepping up its military operations it is declaring an offensive to target controlled territories in the southern and southern to mask controls a number of districts in this area and the syrian army gearing up for what it's calling a major battle to clear this area but it's not just southern damascus the syrian army is also turned its attention to other rebel controlled territories among them the northern countryside of homs where there has. heavy bombardment and heavy shelling over the past forty eight hours and the syrian mi

o.p.c. w. their team is in damascus we still do not know if they're going to go and carry out this mission and tomorrow we'll have to keep an eye on that on dimmer in the coming hours because there were of course as you say due to go into duma today in the meantime they were saying some response from iran from hezbollah because of heavy presence inside syria they are saying that these strikes will not achieve the aim. yes harsh words from the allies of the syrian government has below of course the lebanese group which is fighting alongside the syrian government condemning this aggression and saying it is a continuation of the recent zionist aggression of course what they're referring to is monday's airstrike they're blaming israel for targeting the t four air base the syrian air base in homs where seven iranian soldiers were killed what we believe to revere revolutionary guard soldiers and iran actually a knowledge ing that it lost those men and late last night hezbollah secretary general saying that this

o.p.c. w. investigative team that will be enabled and protected by russia and able to actually go and visit the site and get to the bottom of the facts of what happened now it's quite important that you know recently we have heard threats of military action we had donald trump saying that nothing was off the table and basically at this point there is talk of possible military action against the syrian government but we still don't have facts about what exactly happened there's a lot of questions about about the allegations of a chemical attack in. duma now furthermore at this point we are all waiting for another un security council meeting here in new york city at the u.n. headquarters the security council chamber once again just like yesterday the countries that lead the united nations in the security council will be convening for a meeting and they'll be taking a vote on an investigation into chemical weapons now yesterday when the members of the of the u.n. security council gathered it was quite a heated exchange that went on so people are not exactly holding their breath for there to be agr

o.p.c. w deployed a team to the u.k. to visit litigations where the victims were exposed to a toxic chemical the d g brief the o.p.c. w. executive committee yesterday on their actions o.p.c. w. experts collected environmental samples from the scene and biomedical samples from the victims. o.p.c. w. has very finite the chain of custody these samples have been sent to several designated to the poetry's the testing analysis from these the boches will now be returned to the o.p.c. w. and they will produce a report country to the russian claims mr president the united kingdom looks forward to sharing its findings once we have received that report yesterday russia tabled resolution at the executive committee for pacing a joint investigation mr president there are several ways to view this joint investigation i think the measure for that i find most that is that of an arsonist turned firefighter but in this particular instance the arsonist wishes to investigate his aim fire having failed to get a joint investigation the resoluti

o.p.c. w deployed a team to the u.k. to visit cations where the victims were exposed to a toxic chemical. the d g. briefed the o.p.c. w. executive committee yesterday on their actions o.p.c. w. experts collected environmental samples from the scene and biomedical samples from the victims o.p.c. w. has very finite the chain of custody of these samples have been sent to several designated to the poetry's for testing analysis from these the poetry's will now be returned to the o.p.c. w. and they will produce a report contrary to the russian claims mr president the united kingdom looks forward to sharing its findings once we have received that report. yesterday russia tabled resolution at the executive committee for pacing a joint investigation mr president there are several ways to view this joint investigation i think the measure for that i find most apt is that of an arsonist turned firefighter but in this particular instance the arsonist wishes to investigate his aim fire. having failed to get a joint investigation the resolution received only six out of forty one votes in favor and withou

well we think that the first starter ring happened in damascus because we understand that the o.p.c. w. team in damascus refused to meet those people and then the idea came out of what did with just take into the hague and show them but still you know the likes of the united kingdom for example said we're not going to attend any theater here and so on they refused to see this as evidence obviously pending what the o.p.c. w.t. is going to come up with from duma yet it's highly unlikely that they would say personally even if. they will were actually there at the scene as they purport to be medics and indeed victims but we've seen the kid in the video haven't we so you know that he's definitely been there and his father was that his father could have taken his kid out with the militants because the militants came out afterwards with their families but no he remained in his place and he said this is what happened which reminds us for example with the very famous case of armando nish the guy at the back of the car in the back of the ambulance stunned by something picture on pages and then he and

security team that entered tomb on tuesday came under small arms fire the o.p.c. w. also confirming that during their visit to one of the sites an explosive device was detonated now there were no injuries but the security team left the duma and right now the o.p.c. w. does not know when they can deploy their chemical weapons inspectors to do more the site says that alleged chemical weapons attack will be c.w. saying any deployment will have to follow a security clearance from the united nations so really raises a lot of question about the fate of of this mission now neither the u.n. nor the o.p.c. w. blamed any particular side for that shooting incident but tomorrow is under the control of the russian military as well as the syrian government both both of them confirming a few days ago that they quote fully liberated the area from terrorists now both moscow and damascus have been accused by western powers of trying to prevent the inspectors from reaching the site and to delay and hamper their work accusations that both both moscow and damascus have denied but there re

o.p.c. w. first occasion team was able to determine the exact origin of the agent used in the salzburg attack of the u.k. still insist that russia is responsible though claiming that only moscow could have produced the substance russia that was responded with some of its own revealing details as take a look at some of the shock type agents were allegedly produced then even payton did in the united states over one hundred times that's what moscow is saying and the u.k. continues to withhold information on the probe that makes it hard for russia to discuss london's conclusions. russia will not accept any national or international results of any investigation without access to full information including materials from the british probe without consular access to our citizens and most importantly without the obligatory participation of russian experts in all actions to establish the truth all that happened in salzburg on march the fourth a former am i five asian tiny mashad said that even though the u.k.'s position has weakened somewhat learns the one likely to backtrack on its allegations against r