The counter-terrorism unit of the British police believes that the poison agent "Novice" brought to the United Kingdom two independent groups of militants from Russia. In Amesbury the woman died because of the poison in the bottle, but there are serious concerns that there is a second bottle of poison - it has not yet been found, and therefore, someone else may die, writes the tabloid Daily Star. The search for the missing "Novice" around the clock dealing with hundreds of policemen. The failed attempt on the life of the former GRU officer Sergei Skripal eventually resulted in the death of the 44-year-old Briton Don Sturgess, the tabloid. The police believe that 2 portions of poison were used to neutralize Violin - this means that the second bottle was thrown onto the British streets. A source in the British government said: "It is impossible to predict what will happen in the next moment. The assumption that this bottle is not from Russia is practically ridiculous. "As usual, there was no evidence of this statement.

Former GRU officer Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia were found unconscious in the English city of Salisbury in early March. London said that they were poisoned with the substance "Novice", and that Russia is responsible for the incident. At the end of June, a man and a woman were hospitalized in Amesbury, a town not far from Salisbury. 44-year-old Don Sturgess died, her friend, 45-year-old Charlie Rowley, survived. He said that shortly before his death, Don presented a sealed bottle of perfume, and she sprinkled it on her wrists.