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xei-navalny-tests-point-to-possible- nerve-agent-attack-experts-say> (8/24, Harding, 4.19M) reports chemical and biological counter-terrorism expert Hamish de De Bretton-Gordon "said it was unclear how the poison may have been delivered, but he said nerve agents could be put in liquid such as tea or absorbed via the skin."

exandre Mansourov, a "longtime North Korea expert who teaches at Georgetown University's Center for Security Studies," and David Maxwell, a "former US Special Forces officer and North Korea expert with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies," have also expressed doubts about the rumor. LATimes: North Korean T

rmany's BKA, the country's equivalent to the FBI. The Guardian (UK) (8/24, Harding, 4.19M) reports chemical and biological counter- terrorism expert Hamish de De Bretton-Gordon "said it was unclear how the poison may have been delivered, but he said nerve agents could be put in liquid such as tea or absorbed via the skin."

lexandre Mansourov, a "longtime North Korea expert who teaches at Georgetown University's Center for Security Studies," and David Maxwell, a "former US Special Forces officer and North Korea expert with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies," have also expressed doubts about the rumor. LATimes: North Korean

rmany's BKA, the country's equivalent to the FBI. The Guardian (UK) (8/24, Harding, 4.19M) reports chemical and biological counter- terrorism expert Hamish de De Bretton-Gordon "said it was unclear how the poison may have been delivered, but he said nerve agents could be put in liquid such as tea or absorbed via the skin."

lexandre Mansourov, a "longtime North Korea expert who teaches at Georgetown University's Center for Security Studies," and David Maxwell, a "former US Special Forces officer and North Korea expert with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies," have also expressed doubts about the rumor. LATimes: North Korean