Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Skripal trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Two months have passed since the Skripal poisoning.
Skripal moved to Salisbury, Wiltshire, where he purchased a house in 2011.
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Skripal's niece, Viktoria Skripal, told the BBC that the two have about a one percent chance of surviving.
Russia's embassy said that it had contacted Viktoria Skripal, Yulia's cousin.
In a statement on Wednesday, Skripal said she and her father Sergei are"so lucky to have both survived this attempted assassination".
They visited Salisbury twice by train on day trips-on the Saturday for reconnaissance and on the Sunday to poison Skripal.
Skripal admitted selling the names, addresses and code names of dozens of Russian agents to MI6 over 10 years.
But it would be a different matter if Skripal was being used for other purposes, like recruiting new Russian agents.
Skripal was poisoned by a very rare nerve agent which only a few laboratories in the world could have produced.
Russian state TV accused Britain of poisoning Skripal as part of a special operation designed to spoil Russia's hosting of soccer's World Cup this summer.
Skripal was arrested in 2004 by Russia's Federal Security Service(FSB) on suspicion of betraying dozens of Russian agents to British intelligence.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, meanwhile, said he was looking forward to the upcoming emergency session of the Organization for Prohibition of Chemical Weapons(OPCW),hoping it will put the Skripal case to rest.
Skripal, 66, and his 33-year-old daughter were exposed to what police said was an unknown substance in the city of Salisbury.
As British investigators piece together what happened to Skripal, senior British lawmakers say other suspicious Russia-linked deaths during the past two decades need to be re-examined.
Skripal was imprisoned in Russia after he sold secrets to British intelligence, but was released in a 2010 spy swap and moved to Britain.
Earlier on Thursday, Russian state TV andInterfax reported that Yulia had phoned her cousin Viktoria Skripal in Russia, saying she and her father were both recovering and that she expected to leave hospital soon.
In 2004, Skripal was arrested by the Federal Security Service and later sentenced to 13 years in prison for treason, and stripped of all his titles and awards.
Victoria was told that her daughter Skripal was last in touch with his family the birthday of grandmother Elena Yakovlevna at the end of July.
Mr. Skripal currently remains in critical condition in the hospital while his daughter Yulia's condition has improved- she can now talk and has been improving.
An agent with Spanish intelligence, calling himself Luis,had befriended Skripal and invited him to help find partners for a wine export business to Russia, something for which the Russian would receive a commission.
Skripal, a former Russian military intelligence officer, was convicted of spying for Britain and imprisoned in Russia before he was freed in a 2010 spy swap.
Results of the analysis on the substance used to poison Sergei Skripal and his daughter will take at least three weeks, according to Ahmet Uzumcu, director general of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons(OPCW).
Skripal, who served in Russia's military intelligence agency, GRU, was exchanged in a Cold War-type spy swap in 2010 on the runway at Vienna's airport.
While it remains unclear what exactly happened to Skripal, the British media continue to compare the incident with the infamous case of the former Russian security officer Alexander Litvinenko, who died from radioactive poisoning in 2006.
Skripal had spied for Britain during the 1990s and continued to communicate with MI6 after his retirement in 1999 from the GRU, while working at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in Moscow.
According to Mr Timoshkov, Mr Skripal did not see himself as a"traitor" because the"oath he had sworn was to his socialist Motherland, the Soviet Union, not Russia".
Skripal, 66, was a Russian military intelligence officer before flipping to the British side in the 1990s, going to jail in Russia in 2006 and being freed in an exchange of spies in 2010.
Yulia Skripal, who was poisoned in Britain last month along with her father, a former Russian spy, said on Wednesday she did not wish to take up the offer of services from the Russian Embassy in London.
Skripal had served time in a Russian prison for selling information to Britain, and Moscow had agreed to release him as part of a spay swap, said Putin, suggesting Russia therefore had no motive to kill him.