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UK Says Russian Hacking Proves Moscow Behind Salisbury Attack

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According to Reuters, British foreign minister Jeremy Hunt said that Russia’s attempts to hack into the OPCW chemicals weapons watchdog, as it investigated the Salisbury nerve agent attack, showed without doubt who was behind the poisoning. Dutch authorities said they disrupted an attempt in April by Russian intelligence agents to hack theOrganization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.

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