Moscow specialists are now checking out the British Airways’ Boeing 767

At the Domodedovo airport in Moscow specialists are now checking out the British Airways’ Boeing 767 air-bus, which may be contaminated with wasted radioactive materials. Previously, the radioactive tracks were already discovered in two air-liners that also belonged to the British company and are now at Heathrow airport in London. These liners were checked out due to the mysterious death of an ex-FSB officer Alexander Litvinenko, who was allegedly poisoned last week with polonium. The British investigators believe that the poison had been made outside Great Britain and try to find out who dispatched it to Great Britain. Russia said that it was ready to give assistance in investigating this cause and currently all international airports are on high radioactive alert.