The special services of the Russian Federation are behind the poisoning of Viktor Yushchenko – Bloomberg

US intelligence has released evidence of the involvement of Russian special services in the poisoning of Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko in 2004, which, according to the conclusions of his supporters, was the result of the introduction of dioxin into food, reports UNN with reference to Bloomberg.

The document lists similar murders, which, according to intelligence, were carried out by Russian special services on Putin’s personal orders. the kremlin is purposefully targeting political and opposition leaders in key post-soviet countries it considers a threat.

As noted in the report, a striking example is the near-fatal poisoning of former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko in 2004.

“His supporters came to the conclusion that Russian intelligence had injected the chemical dioxin into his food when he was a presidential candidate advocating Ukraine’s integration with the West,” the document says.

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American intelligence has released part of the report, which reveals information about the targeted elimination of political opponents of the Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin, carried out by Russian special services.