There is such an English word - bully. This is when a person behaves like a bull: aggressive, attacking, no reasonable arguments for this are applicable - well, bull, and that's it.
In the dashing nineties, probably, the word “bykovat” made its way into the broad light of the media space — in newspapers, in audio and video media, and even in fiction, because aggressive appeared a dime a dozen.
The UK acts as a bull country in Scripalos. What the hell are doing, they are doing the unprecedented: they have unknown people to the retired spy Sergey Skrypl and his daughter Yulia after the murky incident in Salisbury, near London.
In this case, zero known facts (all known come from one source - from Scotland Yard, the UK police) and a great many unknown facts.
Our country and its investigators have no experience in disentangling such a case. I’m not even sure that some investigators in our country are investigating the truth.
A dozen days will be exactly a year, as a former spy was found with his daughter, who came to visit him in Britain, on a bench in a public park. Ostensibly in a deranged state. Both.
I am writing “ostensibly” because there are no independent observers who can tell us under what circumstances and in what condition the father and daughter Creak have been found.
More recently, it turned out accidentally that their young daughter had been found by some kind of prosecutor, perhaps, the head of the local region, which immediately arouses suspicion. And suspicions remain, without leaving.
Interestingly, the British Scotland Yard did not turn to Russia about the attack on the Russian citizen Julia Skripal, and hurried to hide it is not known where the father and daughter. The father, it turns out, also survived the assassination attempt - for a long time we were not informed that he had survived.
The violin senior was completely isolated from the outside world (Yulia Skripal was shown at least once from afar), obviously, for the simple reason that Skripal Sr. tells journalists that in reality he and his daughter happened, but his British captors do not want .
There is no doubt that Skripal Sr. is in a carefully guarded room. That is, there is a seizure and retention of a person against his will.
A year after the assassination, the British police should have appeared some evidence of the real involvement of Russia and Russian citizens in this story, but there was no evidence.
Then close the case and apologize to Russia. But no, we not only did not hear the apology, but the father and daughter still remain out of reach for both the media and Russian consular officials.
Recently, on February 19, the elderly mother of Sergey Skripal Elena Yakovlevna Skripal appealed to the Russian (Moscow) police at the place of residence of Julia Skripal in Moscow with a request to recognize her son Sergey and granddaughter Julia as missing.
The British police have so far claimed that they have not received a notification that Sergey Skripal and Julia Skripal are recognized as missing in Russia.
Recently, British newspapers reported the deterioration of Sergei Skrypal.
Meanwhile, we (and no one in the world, except those in whose hands he is) do not know what his condition was before it deteriorated.
Let's think about what happened, instead of unsuccessfully sighing, groaning and denying that we did it. To assert that the attempt on Skripale was not necessary for us, that it was not us, not we, not we, that Skripal no longer represented any value as a source of information.
After thinking about what is happening, here comes to what conclusion.
There is actually the abduction of two people by a state hostile to Russia, namely the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
And this state refuses to be responsible for the disappearance of the father and daughter on its territory. While violating all international laws.
I deliberately do not mention here the suspects in the case, allegedly officers of the GRU Petrov and Boshirov, since they are only suspects and only on the ground suspects that they are Russian.
I do not mention the characters from the false novel in the case of Skripale - about the English homeless (the homeless woman died). I do not mention, since no connection, except for the territory in the Salisbury area, between their history and the case of Skripale is not found even by the British themselves.
But the kidnapping of two people - the father and daughter of Skripale - is obvious. And the most reasonable thing that can be recommended against the impudent bykovy of British statehood is to file a lawsuit in all possible international courts for the abduction of the father and daughter Skrypalei.
Along the way, the official announcement of Skripale unaccounted for is a reasonable and promising measure.
The point of view of the author may not coincide with the position of the editorial board.