The Brussels prosecutor’s office revealed on Wednesday the nature of the substance that was sent last November to government buildings, including the office of De Croo.
Belgian media reported that an unnamed member of De Croo’s office had received hospital treatment after injuries to their hands after opening the letter.
It is reported to have been discovered on 22 November, two days after similar packages were found at the office of the interior minister, Annelies Verlinden, and the headquarters of the state security service. Another person was put into quarantine as a precaution, but not hurt, after these discoveries.
Guys, I think I know who’s responsible…
What in the Agatha Christie?
“Goddammit! I ordered white POWER!”
Now I know it’s not spelled strick-nine
Now I know how to pronounce it
Depends where you are. In British English, it’s “strik(h)-neen”. If you’re not sure what it is where you are, it probably ends the same way as how you pronounce “iodine”.
(And you probably pronounce iodine’s siblings “chlorine” and “fluorine” with “een”, not “yne”, which is kind of strange when you think about it.)
It can also be pronounced like “strih-neen” (which is more in line with the way it’s pronounced in almost every other language).
I hope they aren’t Russian to judgement about who might be behind this.
could have easily been right wing extremists, nazis and the like.
but who am I kidding , it always ends up leading to Moscow some way in another.
