The Kremlin probably carried out the murder of Alexander Litvinenko on British soil according to an inquiry released today.
Russian lawmakers (including one of the suspects wanted for the murder, Andrei Lugovoi) called the charges "absurd" and a political provocation.
The inquiry was carried out by a British judge with the mandate of the Parliament, and included new evidence. Russia's ambassador was summoned to the Foreign Office and the two suspects (including the Duma member) are being demanded.
Sources:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/22/world/europe/alexander-litvinenko-poisoning-inquiry-britain.html?_r=0
Still developing:
http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2016/01/21/world/europe/ap-eu-britain-poisoned-spy-the-latest.html
>>18470
Khohol, calm down...
>>18470
It's like a Russian submarine? Panic is present, but the evidence was gone? =)
>>18487
wouldn't you be asking for ... proofs?
>>18486
Spoken like a trashcan paid in rubles...
Putin owns europe, he just stole a country last year, he's fine.
I watched Solaris from Tarkovsky today, didn't understand jack shit
>>18470
Meanwhile Obama drone strikes enemies daily.
>>18614
HA! Yeah right, I wish. Trump 2016
Putine mother fucker !
>>18614
All the guy did was call Putin a pedo. If the kiddy piddeling manlet thinks this is appropriate or equivocal to killing daesh then he can't be trusted to behave rationally or honor bargains.
>>18614
good, fuck them.
Uh, this is news?
Everyone with half a brainlobe knew this the day his death was announced.
>>18652
Absolutely it's news. Russia is teetering on waking up to Swan Lake again. The failings of its neopatrimonal dictator is the most significant story on the board.
In that vein, I'll add some more fuel to the kremlin's fire, (current stories, BTW)
http://www.interpretermag.com/putins-people-are-not-happy-with-us/
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/news/20160122_07.html
>>18655
>Russia is teetering on waking up to Swan Lake again.
I don't understand this.
>>18687
The ballet was continuously looped on all TV and radio stations durning the 90s failed KGB coup attempt. The reference is a bit esoteric, but the story and the idea made such an impression on me.
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2011/08/21/opinion/sunday/the-soviet-coup-that-failed.html?referer=&_r=0
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GGrwS59Sgqo
>>18470
This will be looked back on part as what began the fast track to ww3
>>19014
Quit blaming the victim. UK is a sovereign nation, and Russian violated her territorial integrity. Only a clueless idiot answers accusations of rape with swaggering and threats of murder.
>>18707
Eerie
They're an odd bunch, the Russians.
>>19870
The people who tried to carry out the coup half-assed it in ever possible way. They looped the ballet, and then allowed stations to show Yeltsin's speech later on. It's as if they were trying to lose.
