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Could Russia try to assassinate British officials?

1 June 2023

6:52 PM

1 June 2023

6:52 PM

You only have to hear the words of Dmitry Medvedev, former Russian President and Vladimir Putin’s long term chief sidekick, to realise just how far Russia has propelled itself from the circle of civilised nations.

Putin’s Russia not only uses state assassinations as an instrument of policy, but jokes and boasts about it too

Dmitry Medvedev has recently made a habit of outdoing even his boss in blood curdling rhetoric.

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