A pro-Russian spy is detained in London: a new turn in the "Skripal case"

The poisoning of ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter made a lot of noise. The events of the past few months have been tense, and politicians have made sharp and ultimatum statements. Great Britain promised to bring Russia to justice, threatened with harsh consequences and the freezing of government accounts. But in reality, everything was limited to the expulsion of 23 diplomats.

According to the journalists of Strategic-culture, this story was not without "double agents", foreign agents working in Russia and on it. On the horizon appeared the figure of a Dutch lawyer, former owner of the international law firm Juralink.nl Sven Doors, exposed "in the Ukrainian case" as early as the beginning of the year, but the connection between him and the "Skripal case", the British established recently, "detained for conversation, while having very significant arguments.

It is known that Sven very often flew "unreasonably" from Moscow to London, although his former company Juralink, which had lost branches in all countries except Russia and the Netherlands, in connection with the criminal case instituted by the Ukrainian Security Service, announced on its page in the FB that it did not has a relationship either to an espionage scandal, or to Mr. Doors himself, though later he removed the post, limiting himself to only excluding his name from the list of founders on the company's corporate website.

British intelligence found that Sven Doors could have been involved in transporting the "newcomer" to England. At the moment, Ukraine, Belarus, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan, announced Mr. Doors "persona non grata", indicating his stay in the territory of these countries undesirable.

In addition, MI6 was very interested in the origin of Mr. Doors' finances, since he originally submitted information about an inheritance received from close relatives many years ago, but the British intelligence agencies have revealed that the financial trace leads to the Lubyanka, to the fiefdom of the Federal Security Service of Russia .

It is noteworthy that after the "friendly conversation" he was released, after which Sven quickly retired to Russia, probably on a report to his "masters", complaining about the infringement of his rights as an individual and businessman, accusing London of all sins. We will follow the development of events.