Russia in 2018.Mr Wallace said the internet provided a "turbo boost" for both extremist groups and nation states looking to research and develop such weapons.Speaking during an interview at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory at Porton Down, near Salisbury, he said: "Globally, I think there is a growing threat of chemical or biological (attack)."It depends on what is at hand for people using the internet."It is unfortunately what happens in a sort of breakdown of world order where you see countries like Syria use it on its own people."There has been a worry that some states think it is acceptable to use that type of method to carry out or further their aims."Mr Wallace referenced the use of chemical nerve agents by Russia in the.
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