Vladimir Uglev, the Russian chemist who contributed to the development of the Novichok nerve agents and later accused the Russian leadership and Vladimir
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This nerve agent, which was experimentally developed during the Cold War, was used to assassinate Alexei Navalny and was previously used in the Skripal assassination.
The chemist exposed himself to the Kremlin and helped in the investigation of the poisonings of Salisbury and Alexej Navalny. The affair drew circles to Austria
Vladimir Uglev, the Russian chemist who contributed to the development of the Novichok nerve agents and later accused the Russian leadership and Vladimir