International fallout over the Salisbury former spy poisoning continues.

The video discusses the UK's response to the Salisbury incident, highlighting its compliance with the Chemical Weapons Treaty. It contrasts this with Russia's inconsistent denials regarding Novichok. The video also reflects on European perspectives, noting that Russia's actions are no longer fooling anyone, especially after the Litvinenko assassination.

What obligations does Britain adhere to in relation to the Treaty on Chemical Weapons?

What is the significance of the technical experts from the organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons arriving in the UK?

How are the Russian denials regarding novichok characterized in the text?

In what way does the speaker describe the Russian strategy of misinformation?

What does the speaker imply about the perception of Russian behavior among European countries?