Sir Robert Owen, a former High Court Judge with 20 years of experience, has produced a report of evidence he heard from 80 witnesses concerning the murder of Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006, at the age of 44.
The report of more than 300 pages accuses Russia, the KGB and President Vladimir Putin of having ordered Litvinenko's assassination with polonium in his tea. As is usual in such cases, Russia denies any involvement in this murder. There is a sinister warning in the report that there could still be further reprisals by Russia.
News of the murder or assassination beneath the Walls of the Kremlin of Boris Nemtsov, a former Prime Minister of Russia, obliged President Putin to announce in February 2015 that his killers would be found. The search seems to have been fruitless and after almost one year, has probably been abandoned !
This is typical of the "cloak and dagger" atmosphere which seems to be present in their operations.
What is really surprising is that so many Russian Agents can get into and out of Britain without being challenged. Do British agents in Russia have the same freedom ? How many Russians are officially resident and officially attached to the Russian Embassy in Britain ?
Is the presence of everyone justified ? That is what Theresa May, the Home Secretary, should be pondering !
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