In the Kremlin

Leonid Borisovich Borgia

December 28, 2006 Julia Latynina

The General Prosecutor's Office finally suspected who killed Litvinenko. It turned out, as one could expect, not Berezovsky at all, but Leonid Nevzlin.
And now the Prosecutor General will investigate the connection between the mysterious poisoning of the mercury of several Yukosov managers and the poisoning of Litvinenko. And, apparently, he will add his considerations to the requirements of extradition.
Here, in fact, I wonder what?


And the fact that it is our prosecutor's office that has a unique ability to turn general considerations into specific indications: I mean M-D Lugovoi and Kovtun. Mr. Kovtun brought Polonius to Germany - this was established by the German police. Mr. Lugovoi lived in the room of the hotel where Polonius was mixed in tea - this was established by the English police.

Mr. Lugovoi and Kovtun are in Moscow. That is, there is nothing easier than interrogating these two, it is a record of their answers that the order was received from Nevznin, Berezovsky, Al-Kedi (emphasize the necessary), and submit these protocols in the United States along with an extradition request.
Moreover: since Lugovoi and Kovtun are officers of special services, they should simply give the testimony that the Fatherland needs on duty.

This does not happen. Moreover, the organs bypass the meadow and Kovtun on tiptoe. It seems that they are afraid that the tense nerves of our James-bonds will not stand and they will break the interviews not to radio renovations, but immediately to foreign investigators.

There are a lot of reasons for the statement of the Prosecutor General. Firstly, it would be nice to press on Khodorkovsky, who refuses to testify; Secondly, it is always useful to demonstrate their loyalty to the authorities. (We will not forget that the prosecutor General Chaika did not participate in the first process of Khodorkovsky and the second process for him-it is like an entrance exam for the title of “his own.”) And, in the end, someone in the Kremlin the day before yesterday could become humanly offensive. On TV, they announced the detention of non -zero, but it turned out - "duck". The order could follow the duck feathers and tail, so that it was not so noticeable.

The chances of receiving non -Zealin on such an accusation are practically equal to the chances of getting Berezovsky and Zakayev. When the Prosecutor General’s Office, burning with the desire to find the killers of Litvinenko, asked the London Bobby about the interrogation of Berezovsky and Zakayev, they very kindly agreed: provided, of course, that Russian investigators would be checked for the presence of radioactive materials in their pockets.

Let us hope that the statement of the Prosecutor General’s Office will also take its effect, and the London police will be interested in the history of poisoning by the mercury of former Yukos managers (including those living in London), and will also deal with the mysterious catastrophe of Stephen Curtis - a lawyer, whose connections and consultations were invaluable for Yukos.

One way or another, it is inconsistency in the work of departments, imitation of activity instead of activity itself and inattention to the strategic consequences of our own actions is the last thing that saves us from terror. We are willingly charging a tunnel from Bombay to London, but, thank God, they do this not in torture, but on TV.

The long -term results of such statements are clear: the deterioration of the image of Russia in the West. Wrecking, in a word. And since we are engaged in west, the statement of the Prosecutor General’s Office also arranged.
Nevertheless, it is cool: even under Stalin, the USSR did not demand to give Bender as an accomplice in the murder of Trotsky.

And yet. As you know, after the murder of Litvinenko in Hollywood, for a six -digit amount, they bought the rights to his book "The FSB explodes Russia." That is, before the murder, the version set forth in it was quite marginal, and now after a couple of years the whole world will see Daniel Craig in the role of Alexander Litvinenko, exposing Putin, who explodes at home.

Well, if Litvinenko killed Nevzlin or Berezovsky, then it is understandable.
And if not?
Who and how to thank President Putin for the future blockbuster?

Julia Latynina

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