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> The move came after Assange tweeted on Monday challenging Britain’s accusation that Russia was responsible for the nerve agent poisoning of a Russian former double agent and his daughter in the English city of Salisbury earlier this month.

So it's actually not so wrong to think that Russia is not >proven< guilty after all.

I doubt that here, on HN, most of us would go so deep with conspiracy, but rational thinking did not lead me to the conclusion that Putin is responsible this time.

Of course we don't know the whole story, but shouldn't people like Assange reveal it?

Also, why would the UK-Ecuador relations be in danger of a tweet of a fugitive?

parent drinchev 8 years ago

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