Russian billionaire Boris Berezovsky met Russian investigators in London on Friday to answer questions over the killing of former FSB agent Alexander Litvinenko, the Reuters news agency reports.
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April 1, 2007An international criminal group involved in human-trafficking and illegal immigration from southeast Asia and CIS countries to Western Europe through Russia has been broken by joint efforts of the Russian and foreign security services, the RIA Novosti news agency reported on March 15.
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March 15, 2007According to Moscow police security officials prevented a bomb attack in the Russian capital the day before the country celebrated a national holiday last week, the Bloomberg news agency reports.
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February 27, 2007Vladimir Putin has saluted Russia’s resurgent secret services for their role in guarding national interests.
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December 21, 2006
Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) stopped the activities of 27 intelligence officers in 2006, and 89 agents of foreign secret services, FSB director Nikolai Patrushev said at a meeting with reporters of Russian media on Tuesday.
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December 19, 2006
Intelligence services in Britain are convinced that the poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko was authorized by the Russian Federal Security Service, The Times newspaper reports.
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December 5, 2006
Former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko claiming to have been poisoned died, doctors said, three weeks after being mysteriously poisoned in what critics alleged was a Soviet-style sting by Moscow’s secret services, a charge denied by the Kremlin, the AFP news agency reported Friday.
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November 24, 2006Poisoned Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko suffered heart failure overnight and is now on a ventilator, Alexander Goldfarb, a friend of the former KGB spy said Thursday morning.
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November 23, 2006Russia’s foreign intelligence service denied Monday any involvement in the alleged poisoning of a former agent in London.
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November 21, 2006Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned on the direct orders of the Kremlin because of his biting mockery of President Putin, according to a former Soviet spy now living in Britain, The Times wrote Monday.
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