'Something fishy here': Putin doesn't believe UK poisoned Skripals - Stock Daily Dish

December 04, 2019

Operation Novichok - Sergei Skripal 'Something fishy here': Putin doesn't believe UK poisoned Skripals - Stock Daily Dish Germany accuses Russia of Chechen rebel’s Berlin murder - The Irish Times Germany expels Russian diplomats in probe of Berlin killing - Toronto Star Berlin murder: Germany expels two Russian diplomats - BBC News Germany Expels Two Russians in Dispute Over Killing of Georgian in Berlin - The New York Times 'Something fishy here': Putin doesn't believe UK poisoned Skripals - Stock Daily Dish ‘Something fishy here’: Putin doesn’t believe UK poisoned Skripals Russian President Vladimir Putin doesn’t believe in conspiracy theories that say the British government poisoned former double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury. read more Germany accuses Russia of Chechen rebel’s Berlin murder - The Irish Times German-Russian relations have been plunged into crisis after German federal prosecutors said there were “sufficient indications” that the Russian state was behind the murder of a Chechen rebel in a Berlin park in August. read more Germany expels Russian diplomats in probe of Berlin killing - Toronto Star BERLIN - Germany expelled two Russian diplomats Wednesday over the brazen killing of a Georgian on the streets of Berlin in August as prosecutors said evidence suggested the slaying was ordered either by Moscow or authorities in Russia’s republic of Chechnya. read more Berlin murder: Germany expels two Russian diplomats - BBC News Image copyright AFP Image caption Police at the spot in a Berlin park where the Chechen exile was shot dead Months after a man was shot dead in a Berlin park, Germany is throwing out two Russian diplomats because it suspects the murder was ordered by Russia or Russia's Chechen republic. read more Germany Expels Two Russians in Dispute Over Killing of Georgian in Berlin - The New York Times BERLIN — Germany said it had expelled two Russian embassy employees in protest over what it said was Moscow's lack of cooperation in an investigation into the murder of a Georgian man in Berlin, in which prosecutors suspect Russian or Chechen involvement. read more

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