Dmitry Kovtun reportedly believes he may be committing an offence under Russian law whether he gives evidence to the inquiry into the spy’s death A suspect in the killing of Alexander Litvinenko has confirmed he will not give evidence at the inquiry into the spy’s death,according to reports.
Dmitry Kovtun was due to start giving his evidence by video link from Moscow on Monday. But doubts emerged on Friday over his participation and now he has reportedly confirmed he will not take part, saying he had been unable to bag permission from the Russian authorities.
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Source: theguardian.com