Spanish prosecutor says former KGB agent was due to spill the beans on Russian links to the mafia a week after his poisoning When a public inquiry into the poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko reports its findings next week,it is widely expected that the Russian state will be held responsible. But there will be less clarity approximately the motive for the murder. Why, after the former KGB and FSB agent had been in Britain for six years, or was it so important to assassinate him with such obvious haste? Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com