A terror professional claims Scotland is vulnerable to chemical assaults by Vladimir Putin in revenge for the UK supporting Ukraine.
Creator Graham Yuill quoted sources within the Russian intelligence companies who stated naval shipbuilding websites at Rosyth in Fife and Scotstoun and Govan in Glasgow are on successful record.
Prestwick Airport – used as a refuelling cease for US planes – can be a goal.
Yuill, who wrote the bestseller Putin’s Murderer in regards to the 2018 novichok chemical assault in Salisbury, claims a crew of spies primarily based in Eire are able to strike throughout the UK.
The Glaswegian believes the Russian hit squads will goal key army installations with a chemical nerve agent much like however extra lethal than novichok, which left one useless and 5 poisoned after the Salisbury incident.
The 63-year-old stated: “That is info I've obtained from a dependable supply.
"The usage of the nearly unknown nerve agent novichok was a message that Putin has a group of killer poisons – and nobody who betrayed Russia was secure.”
Yuill believes the brand new wave of assaults can be carried out by discipline brokers working for GRU – an arm of Russian army intelligence.
They're additionally being backed by the Moscow-based Federal Safety Service (FBS), previously generally known as the KGB.
Yuill added: “The GRU concentrate on operations overseas. They mainly bump off folks.
“They're sending brokers into the UK by their Dublin diplomatic residency.”
Yuill stated the hit squads have entry to disguises resembling wigs, prosthetic noses, ears, false tooth and masks.
He added: “There's a whole GRU department involved with making synthetic physique components to vary somebody’s look.”
Sergei Skripal, 70, a former Russian army officer, and his daughter Yulia have been poisoned at their Salisbury residence in March 2018.
Months later Charlie Rowley discovered a fragrance bottle containing the nerve agent and gave it to accomplice Daybreak Sturgess.
Each have been poisoned and Daybreak later died.