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The international research group Bellingcat has revealed three more murders, where are they Russian special services involved, carried out attempts to poison Alexei Navalny, Free Europe reported.
Bellingcat journalist Hristo Grozev told Echo of Moscow that the group would publish information about its findings in the next two weeks.
The Insider: There have been at least three attempts to poison Navalny
“Novice” is still being produced in Russia …
On December 31, the journalist published with free access in Google Docs agent route data of the Federal Security Service of Russia involved in the assassination attempts against Navalny. IN published documents Appear two new names, in addition to the members of the 8-member group behind the poisoning. We are talking about Vasily Kalashnikov and Dmitry Lazarevich from the FSB Institute of Forensics. For each of the ten agents, data on movement routes, starting and ending points, and travel dates are published.
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Commentary by Russian observer Alexander Hotz …
Let’s remember, on December 14, Bellingcat Report and the Russian edition of The Insider, co-produced with CNN and Der Spiegel the authors of the attack against Navalny are indicated, in which the substance “novice” was used. Eight people from the FSB Forensic Institute, who had been monitoring Navalny for several years, were named. The direct perpetrators are the names of Oleg Tayakin (false name Oleg Tarasov), Ivan Osipov (false name Ivan Spiridonov), Konstantin Kudryavtsev (false name Konstantin Sokolov), Alexey Krivoshchokov, Alexey Alexandrov (false name) Vladimir Panyaev, Mikhail Shvets (under the false name Mikhail Stepanov). Colonel Stanislav Makshakov, General, were identified as the main figures in the organization of the poisoning. Kiril Vasiliev, Vladimir Bogdanov.
Navalny used a Russian agent to reveal how he was poisoned
Konstantin Kudryavtsev confirmed that the newcomer put on underwear
December 21 Navalny himself published in the Internet registry in the conversation with FSB agent Konstantin Kudryavtsev, from which it follows that the employees of the Russian special services are He tried to poison Navalny by applying the toxic substance to his clothes. During the conversation, Kudryavtsev was unaware that Navalny was on the phone and thought he was reporting to a senior FSB officer. The FSB said the recording was false, no evidence was provided.
Berlin doctors have published evidence of the poisoning of a newcomer by Navalny
The Russian opposition said it was medical evidence of his poisoning.
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