PIN! Russia 'gave agents licence to kill' enemies of the state

Mr Litvinenko died in a hospital bed in London in November 2006 after allegedly being poisoned by a former FSB bodyguard using radioactive polonium 210.

Apparently with leaders of rebellions in the Caucasus in mind, among others, it names the crimes of those sought as terrorism, "extremist activity," murder, kidnapping and "others classified as especially serious crimes against citizens of the Russian Federation and directed against the Russian state and government".

The order sets up the "intensive training of the newly formed groups and units in relation to specific conditions of work in Western Europe and countries of the European Union".

It says there will be "in-depth training of individual agent-analysts for work in the countries of European Union"

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Last Edited by UcDat on 10/03/2011 05:53 PM

The problem is "extremist activity" can be definedd howver they like.

Same with all country's security services.

This explains the targetting of those critical of Putin, inside and out of Russia.

litvinenko got what he deserved. he played with fire and got burned.

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