Patience of poison in the history of politics:

A UK-based retired detective and her daughter, currently living in the UK, tried to kill her. Suspicious Russian spy Sergei Scripala and his daughter Eulia are suspected to be poisoned in Russia. Because, scripts spied on the UK. There was a tension between the two countries about this incident. This incident has stirred the whole world. This is not the first case of poisoning. Earlier, another Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned in the UK. Litvinenko's body was applied to radioactive polonium. He died of poisoning. These two events are very near coincidentally. Scripple and his daughter are now fighting with life in the hospital. Many people like Sergei Scripala, his daughter and Litvinhenko were tried to kill poison to protect political interests. Some of these killings have been successful. Anything else fails Some such incidents were mentioned below.

Sergei Scripple
The 66-year-old former Russian spy Sergei Scripple was found on a bench unconscious in front of a shopping mall in the city of Salisbury, UK. The police's idea is that he has been subjected to an unknown poison.

Kim Jong's name
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's brother-in-law, Kim Jong, died on 13th February, 2017 at the Kuala Lumpur Airport. Apparently, two women had a chemical substance called VX, in their mouth. Last month, in the trial of the accused in a Malaysian court, it was known that at the time of the attack, Kim Jong Nam's back bag had dozens of VX poisoning amphulas.

Alexander Litvinenko
Former Russian spy Litvinenko started his journalism after taking refuge in Britain after leaving the country. Russia's Federal Security Service wrote two books against FSB and Putin. On November 23, 2006, after meeting with two former KGB officials, Litvinenko fell ill and later died in hospital. Official investigations show that he was killed by the action of radioactive polonium-20 poisons.

Victor Uschenko
Ukrainian opposition leader Yushchenko became ill in November 2004. Later on, a viral infection, along with the chemical toxicity, caused 'acute pancreatitis'. As a result of this, there is a jaundice of asyncnoea, the mouth swollen and the skin remains one of the stains, which can be caused by the effects of dioxin poisoning. Yushchenko claimed that the government charas poisoned him.

Khaled Meshaal
On September 25, 1997, an attempt was made to kill Israel's spy department Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal. It is said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered to kill himself. During the departure of Hamas office in Amman in Meshaal, two Israeli spies make 'poisonous' in their ears. Meshel remains intact and later it is possible to catch those two Israeli spies.

Georgie Markov
In 1978, Markov, the Bulgarian anti-government, was waiting for the bus after completing his work in the BBC and suddenly something like a needle broke his thighs. Markov looked around and saw a pedestrian lifted his umbrella from the ground. The spot of the blot blisters swells and in four days Markov dies. According to the post mortem, Markov died from a pellet of 0.2 mg of risin poison. Many people believe that the pellet was thrown from pedestrians.

Gregory Rasputin
Just before the Russian Revolution, Rasputin was known as a spiritual strong gunin. On September 30, 1916, he came to St. Petersburg's Yusupov Palace on the invitation of Prince Felix Yusupov. Prince Yusupov gave him potassium cyanide poisoned coconut and served the sun with dried syrups. However, Rasputin did not die from that poisonous cake and sura. Finally, Rasputin was shot dead.