The Russian ambassador to Britain pointed out the unfounded poisoning of Navalny

Russian Ambassador to London Andrei Kelin, previously summoned by the British authorities to the Foreign Ministry because of the situation around blogger Navalny, noted the inadmissibility of unfounded accusations of Russia and emphasized the Russian Federation's commitment to the convention on the prohibition of chemical weapons, the press service of the Russian embassy reported on September 7. On September 7, during a meeting between Russian Ambassador Andrei Kelin and British Foreign Minister Thomas Drew, the British side raised the topic of hospitalization of Alexei Navalny, calling for an investigation of what happened. On the Russian side, the inadmissibility of unfounded accusations and politicization of the issue, which is purely medical and legal in nature, was noted. Interest was also expressed in establishing all the facts related to the incident. Explained the actions that are being carried out for this purpose in Russia, indicated in the text of the statement of the Russian Embassy in Britain. In connection with the sounding assumptions about the poisoning of Alexei Navalny with a prohibited chemical substance, Andrei Kelin reaffirmed Russia's full commitment to its obligations under the chemical weapons convention, the statement emphasizes. In addition, Andrei Kelin recalled that Germany still cannot give official answers to the request of Russia on the situation with the Russian citizen Navalny in Germany. According to the news agency, the Russian ambassador to London on September 7 was summoned to the country's Foreign Ministry about the poisoning of Navalny, which was previously announced by the German government, without providing any facts and evidence.