While In Coma: Yulia Skripal Logged Into Her VKontakte Page? (Russian Version of Facebook)
There is the theoretical possibility that her page was hacked or an
agency entered through her handheld device, if they were not protected
by a password. Any hacking would probably be by employees of the
British special services, though Russian agencies would also have an
interest. There is also the curious statement by the head physician of
the hospital, where she allegedly is with her father, that she came to
her senses for a short time, before falling back in a coma.
Another possibility is that, in line with the statement of
the head physician, she ‘came to her senses’ and actually wasn’t in a
coma at all, or never ‘fell back’ into a coma.
It is especially strange that all this comes as we have news from the UK that the Foreign Office has said it is “considering Russia’s request for consular access to Yulia Skripal”.
We
should keep in mind that the UK has utterly failed its obligations,
legal and otherwise, to be transparent and grant access to Russia –
given that Yulia is a Russian citizen. ‘Considering Russia’s request’ is
itself reflective of an abrogation of international norms. It is not a
‘request’ which leaves the receiver of said request with any room for
any answer than compliance. ‘Request’ is one of these legal terms which
layman interprets as something other than a ‘demand’.
Is
it not strange that within a day of Russia putting forward its
‘request’, suddenly Yulia has recovered from her ‘coma’ and is now
talking and interacting with people?
Is this to prevent Russian consular authorities from confirming her condition, as they are legally obliged to do?
The original source of this article is Fort Russ
Copyright © Joaquin Flores, Fort Russ , 2018
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