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Novichok Scientist Vladimir Uglev Dies at 80Novichok Scientist Dies After Challenging Kremlin DenialsA Scientist’s Novichok Claims Put Kremlin Denials Under Scrutiny
Vladimir Uglev, a Soviet-era scientist involved in developing Novichok, died in Russia on October 26, aged 80. His death was disclosed on November 4, years after he accused Moscow of using the nerve agent in the 2018 Salisbury attack.Vladimir Uglev, a scientist who helped develop Novichok, died in Russia on October 26, aged 80. He had accused Moscow of deploying the toxin in Salisbury and Navalny’s poisoning, contradicting official denials.Vladimir Uglev, a Soviet scientist involved in developing Novichok, died in Russia on October 26, aged 80. He had accused Moscow of using the agent in the Salisbury attack and criticized its denial of involvement.
