GOOGL - TRANSLATE : Newspaper: Russian secret services were allowed to kill living abroad "enemies of the state" Russian secret services have decided to establish special units to work abroad, leads the "Echo of Moscow" approval of the British newspaper Daily Telegraph. The document referenced publication is stamped "for internal use", the paper allegedly signed in 2003, the deputy head of the Federal Security Service, Colonel-General Nechayev. According to these reports, security forces "began forming unit" to be identified, returned to Russia, and in special cases, and to eliminate in the neighboring countries and the European Union who at home is accused of committing serious crimes. "It was arranged a series of murders in Dubai, Qatar and Vienna, the justification for these measures is questionable," - writes Daily Telegraph. The publication notes that the last of these killings took place in Istanbul last week, "a gunman shot and killed a Chechen rebel leader and two of his bodyguards." According to the publication, the potential target of such agents in the UK is a businessman Boris Berezovsky. The businessman said in an interview: "I have long been aware of this. There have been several attempts to kill me. Fortunately, I had been warned. " According to the businessman, about a month ago, he "again advised not to travel abroad." The authors consider the material that the UK special forces in addition to Boris Berezovsky and killed Alexander Litvinenko, can be Akhmed Zakayev. According to him, he knew that "something like this could happen to him." Zakayev was convinced that from him "want to get rid of before 2012, when Putin returns to the Kremlin." ---- dzd.ee/584948/gazeta-specsluzhbam-rossii-razreshili-ubivat-prozhivajuwih-za-granicej-vragov-gosudarstva/#.UU31q9KyU7A.livejournal
Posted on: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 02:53:09 +0000