The residence of the Russian Ambassador in London issued a report entitled " Salisbury: questions without answers ", timed to the anniversary of the conflict with the poisoning of ex-GRU officer Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia. the article includes a chronology of events and actions of the parties after the incident, International reaction and the course of the investigation, as well as diplomatic correspondence between Russia and great Britain. The authors of the report drew attention to gaps and inconsistencies in the position of London in the case Skrobala. It is noted that the British side accuses Moscow of research over the past decade, "ways of delivering nerve agents to murder and possession of medium-sized stocks" Newbie ". However, all production of weapons of mass destruction in Russia ceased in 1992 and the destruction of stockpiles was held under the supervision of the Organization for the prohibition of weapons of mass destruction (OPCW), the member of which is United Kingdom, and ended in 2017, according to the report. "It is unclear why the UK has not raised this issue in 2017, if she had information about the fact that the Russian Federation produces military chemical agents in violation of their obligations. It is also Unclear what information is in the UK and how she came to the conclusion in relation to the purpose intended, " writes the Russian Ambassador's residence. the document Also describes the various "theories" of the British media regarding the conflict. So, in different times of publications have proved that the poison could be delivered by drone, poured in food, sprayed on the street or made the car handle Skripal. residence of the Ambassador noted that after a year in London and has not given the official version of what happened. Moreover, the British side strongly interfere with the objective investigation of the conflict, destroying evidence and denies Russian diplomats consular access to Sergei and Yulia Scriply. at the end of the report the Ambassador's residence leads an impressive list of questions that was sent by the British Embassy, However, remained without a response. The story is about the state of the received damage and methods of treatment, the statements Skrobala after discharge, studies of toxic substances to the British side. The foreign Ministry staff pay attention to what remained unclear, the grounds on which other countries, such as France, participate in the investigation of poisoning of Russian citizens. On March 4, in the British city of Salisbury was poisoned ex-GRU officer Sergey Skripal and his daughter Julia. The incident triggered a major international scandal. In London was told that the incident involved Russia, Moscow denies in principle. The Russian side has repeatedly offered to conduct a joint trial of the conflict, But Britain ignored this initiative and have been denied access Scriply. Also the foreign Ministry has accused the British Prime Minister Theresa may in a lie. So, she claimed that the poison was manufactured in Russia. However, in the laboratory Porton Down is contested. 5 September London released photos of the "suspects" in the poisoning in Salisbury. The assurances of the British side, the two GRU officer - Alexander Petrov, and Ruslan Bashirov. However, they told in the interview chief editor of Sputnik and RT Margarita Simonyan, visited Britain for tourist purposes, not connected with the Russian special services and are irrelevant to the case Skrobala. <span style="color:darkgray