Skripal house in Salisbury to be dismantled

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The house of a former Russian GRU spy, Serhiy Skripal, in the British city of Salisbury is to be dismantled, The Guardian reports.
The authorities of the city of Salisbury have written to neighbours of former spy warning them about the dismantling work.
The report notes that the deep clean and construction work expected to take up to four months.
According to law enforcement, all work will be performed with a high security level, so the risk to people around will be low.
As The Journalist reported, the owner of the quest-room, where five teenagers were burned alive, was detained in Poland.