Only “a state actor” could have produced the chemical weapon used to poison a former Russian spy in the United Kingdom, British military scientists said Tuesday.
“[The poison required] extremely sophisticated methods to create, something only in the capabilities of a state actor,” Defense Science and Technology Laboratory CEO Gary Aitkenhead, who leads the British military’s research arm, told Sky News.
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