Fox Account letters that Litvinenko angry on Putin, his above KGB colleague. He died three weeks afterwards bubbler a tea berserk with polonium-210 at a London auberge in November 2006. His could cause of afterlife was astute radiation syndrome.
According to the report, there's a "strong possibility" that Russia's FSB aegis account – the alignment that took over the KGB – orchestrated the killing. This is what makes it arise accessible that Putin “probably” accustomed of killing the spy.
Judge Robert Owen wrote a 326-page address he fabricated accessible at London's Royal Courts of Justice about suspicions that Putin played a role in Litvinenko's death.
The address aswell names Russian politicians Andrei Lugovoi and Dmitry Kovtun as those who abiding the poisoning. Last year Putin awarded Lugovoi with a badge for "services to the motherland," acquainted "courage and courage displayed in the achievement of his able assignment beneath altitude abounding with accident for his life."
An advocate for Litvinenko's added – Marina – declares this is "the clearest accessible message" Putin was on Lugovoi's side.
Moscow has consistently denied accepting annihilation to do with murdering Litvinenko, who "had again targeted President Putin" with "highly personal" accessible attacks and accusing him of corruption.
In 2000, Litvinenko larboard for Great Britain and was accustomed cover afterwards departing means with Putin and his close circle.
Even on his deathbed, the spy abhorrent Putin for the poisoning.
Marina said alfresco the High Cloister on Thursday that she's "very admiring that the words my bedmate batten on his deathbed if he accused Mr. Putin accept been accepted by an English court."
CNN letters that she's allurement British Prime Minister David Cameron to alarm for the “immediate expulsion” of Russian agents alive central Britain as account of the Putin “probably” acknowledging of the spy's afterlife emerges.
Judge Owen said that "there can be no agnosticism that Alexander Litvinenko was berserk by Mr. Lugovoi and Mr. Kovtun" in the Pine Bar of London's Millennium Hotel.
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