One in 10 Russians Say Their Special Services Killed Litvinenko

Dec. 16 (Bloomberg) -- One in 10 Russians think their own special forces killed Alexander Litvinenko, a former Russian spy who died in London Nov. 23 of apparent poisoning by radioactive polonium 210, an independent public opinion poll showed.

The Moscow-based Levada Center asked 1,600 Russians between Dec. 8-12 who had killed Litvinenko. Some 20 percent said it was his former business partners; 15 percent said Boris Berezovsky, a billionaire businessman who fell out with President Vladimir Putin and now lives in exile in London; and 10 percent said it was Russian special services.

Some 13 percent said they didn't know anything about the case and 26 percent termed the question ``difficult to answer.''

Another eight percent blamed Western special services, the same number who thought Litvinenko accidentally contaminated himself while transporting radioactive material. One percent said it was suicide, according to the poll, which was published yesterday on the Levada Center's Web site.

Officers from London's Metropolitan Police are in Moscow to investigate Litvinenko's death, which they are treating as murder. Litvinenko himself blamed Putin for his poisoning in a statement shortly before he died. The Kremlin has denied any involvement, as has Berezovsky.
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NOW who should be held accountable in a world court? HMMMMMMM.....

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