“The intelligence of the United States has declassified a document about the murders abroad of political opponents of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. Source: Bloomberg with reference to a US intelligence document Verbatim: “.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
The intelligence of the United States has declassified a document about the murders abroad of political opponents of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.
Source: Bloomberg with reference to a US intelligence document
Literally: “… political and opposition leaders in key former Soviet republics considered a threat.
A clear example is the former president of Ukraine, Viktor Yushchenko, who in 2004 was poisoned to death.
His supporters concluded that Russian intelligence had injected the chemical dioxin into his food when he was a presidential candidate advocating Ukraine’s integration with the West.”
Details: The report also mentions blowing up the car of one of the former leaders of Ichkeria, Zelimkhan Yandarbiev. Other Kremlin-related murders include the poisoning of former FSB officer Alexander Lytvynenko in London in 2006, and businessman Alexander Perepelichny, who died suddenly while jogging near his mansion in England in 2012.
Another target of the Kremlin could be disloyal Moscow separatists in eastern Ukraine, according to a declassified report. An example is the 2015 murder of “LPR Defense Minister” Oleksandr Bydnov.
Intelligence writes that its confidence in this report “is high.”
It is also said that Putin allegedly gave the head of the Chechen Republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, who is extremely loyal to Putin, freedom of action to kill Chechens abroad. Most of the killings attributed to Kadyrov’s operatives were by shooting, while those that intelligence estimates were carried out by Russian intelligence services involved a wide range of methods, including poisoning.
We will remind: In October 2024, it became known that the pre-trial investigation into the poisoning of Yushchenko during the election campaign is still ongoing.
Read also: “The bloody history of the poisoning of Viktor Yushchenko”
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