a phone call from his daughter. On 18 May 2018, Sergei Skripal was discharged from the hospital. The Director of Nursing said that further treatment will be provided outside the hospital and that treating the Skripals had been "a huge and unprecedented challenge". On 16 February 2019, The Sunday Times reported, without identified sources, that Sergei Skripal "has suffered a deterioration in his health and is being treated by doctors". On 7 June 2020, The Sunday Times reported that Sergei and his daughter have been settled in New Zealand under new identities. The New Zealand Herald raised a number of doubts about the report a few weeks later, however. References External links Amanda Erickson: The long, terrifying history of Russian dissidents being poisoned abroad 7 March 2018, The Washington Post Joel Gunter: Sergei Skripal and the 14 deaths under scrutiny 7 March 2018, BBC News Russian spy poisoning from BBC News Online. 1951 births Living people People from Kaliningrad Oblast Double agents GRU officers Secret Intelligence Service People convicted of spying People convicted of treason against Russia Russian expatriates in the United Kingdom Russian victims of crime People attacked in FSB or SVR operations