"British Deputy Foreign Minister Ben Wallace said that, according to preliminary information, Russia was not involved in poisoning in Amesbury, RIA Novosti reported.. Police said July 4 that 2 British - 44-year-old woman and 45-year-old man - were found unconscious in Amesbury in one of the houses. At first they were mistaken for drug addicts, but then the police came to the conclusion that they had been poisoned with the same substance as ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia. Two of the victims were transported to the same hospital in Salisbury, where they treated Skripali. In Scotland Yard, previously said they do not yet know how these two could have been poisoned, since they were not where the Skripali was. It is not yet known whether there is a connection between these two incidents, and whether the poisonous substance used in two cases refers to the same lot. In the investigation of poisoning in Amesbury take part about a hundred detectives from the counter-terrorist units. According to the chief physician of England, Sally Davis, the danger of contamination with a poisonous substance, which somehow touched two victims, is small, but asked residents to be cautious.