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A former Russian general general has said that in the event of a nerve agent application on a former Russian spy in Britain, the war with the Russians can take place in the West and that will be the latest war.

Leigh J. Yevgeny Bushenski; Who is currently head of an international research organization He said that the relations between the West and Western countries have become so bad that there is a good reason to worry about it.

'The consequences can be far worse than the cold war, and the outcome can be very bad ... the last war of human history can be fought.'

General Buznyski said, "Russia is very dangerous to be behind the wall."

Britain blames Russia on Wednesday for trying to kill a former Russian counterpart, a former Russian counterpart, and his daughter to use toxic nervous agents last month in the Salzburger city of England.

Then more than one hundred Russian diplomats were expelled from more than 20 European countries including the United States. Russia also expelled the same number of Western diplomats in response to the counter.

Not only Britain or America, many countries around the world believe that there is Russia's involvement in the case of Salzburger- General Buzniki said on such a BBC question, "When you speak the world, you mean the European Union, the United States and two countries."

On the other hand, nerve gas was being tested in the British Laboratory (Port Down Lab), which was found on Tuesday, as the name of the toxic gas named Niveek came out of Russia.

Two weeks ago Britain's Foreign Minister Boris Johnson said that 100 percent of poisonous gas is made in Russia, scientists from Port Down Lab have made it.

However, the head of the lab Gary Eightkenhed said Tuesday, they found out that the nerve agent was a navigator in the military grade. But 'we could not find its specific formula.'

On the one hand, the British government, as opposed to the chemical weapons-related laboratory, raised the criticism of Russia against Britain. President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday night that in twenty countries around the world, they have the ability to create anchor.