Kremlin wants UK to say what it knows about Skripal suspects

The transcript discusses the importance of using official data for making conclusions about individuals, such as their similarities and backgrounds. It highlights the challenges of engaging in discussions with the media without such data. The text emphasizes the need for official materials from competent sources for investigations and mentions the difficulty of verifying information about individuals.

What is necessary to make official conclusions about someone's background?

• Official data

• Personal opinions

• Social media posts

• Media reports

Why is it difficult to discuss certain topics with the media?

• Lack of interest

• Time constraints

• Complexity of the topics

• Absence of official data

What is the stance on engaging with the media on these issues?

• Actively seeking engagement

• Eager to engage

• Reluctant to engage

• Neutral stance

What is required for services to participate in an investigation?

• Media coverage

• Official materials

• Unofficial sources

• Public opinion

Where should the official materials come from?

• Social media

• Competent sources

• Random sources

• Public forums