Novichok poisoning suspects Ruslan Boshirov (L) and Alexander Petrov in Salisbury, England, on Mar. 4, 2018. Metropolitan Police
The UK issued new sanctions on Russia on Dec. 4, after a public inquiry into the death of a woman poisoned by the nerve agent Novichok in the UK in 2018 held Russian President Vladimir Putin responsible for her demise.
London also summoned the Kremlin’s ambassador for a response to the inquiry’s findings and over what it called an “ongoing campaign of hostile activity” against the UK.
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