UK judge says Putin 'probably approved' poisoning of ex-Russian spy

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Posted on AllSides January 21, 2016

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The deadly poisoning of a former Russian spy in London a decade ago was "probably approved" by Vladimir Putin, according to a judicial report released Thursday, a conclusion that confirmed long-held suspicions that the high-profile case bore all the hallmarks of a Kremlin hit.

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