Germany urged to prevent “ice age” in relations with Russia

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BERLIN, Oct 3 – RIA Novosti. Relations between Russia and Germany should not slide into the “ice age” due to the situation around Alexey Navalny, the vice-president of the Bundestag told RIA Novosti Wolfgang CubesHe stressed that in this situation there are many issues that should be clarified in the common interest without premature accusations. At the same time, Kubiki noted that even today, a special relationship remains between East Germany and Russia, and “reasonable policy towards Russia” should take these issues into account “. The incident with Alexei Navalny Alexei Navalny was hospitalized on August 20 Omsk after he became ill on an airplane flying in Moscow… Doctors diagnosed a metabolic disorder that caused a sharp drop in blood sugar levels. What caused him is not yet clear, but no poisons were found in the blogger’s blood and urine. Later, Navalny was transported to Germany, whose authorities a few days later announced that he had been poisoned with a substance from the Novichok group of military substances. Moscow sent a request for more detailed information on the results of analyzes from a Berlin laboratory, but there was no response. It is known that the German intelligence service BND has had access to Novichok since the 1990s. In addition, it was studied by about 20 Western states, including Great Britain, USA, Sweden, Czech Republic… Russia, in accordance with a presidential decree of 1992, stopped developing in the field of chemical weapons, and in 2017 destroyed the entire available stock of such substances, which was confirmed by the OPCW.

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