Andrei Lugovoi, a former KGB officer incited Russian emissary indicted by Britain of murdering Alexander Litvinenko, speaks to a Guardian during a Moscow restaurant. Photograph: Justin Jin for a Guardian
He is a male behind a many critical tactful fallout between Britain and Russia given a cold war. If Scotland Yard is to believed, he is also a chairman who put a deadly sip of hot polonium into Alexander Litvinenko ‘s tea, in one of a many scandalous assassinations of a complicated age...
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