You will answer for the absurdity

Eduard Limonov appealed to the Prosecutor General's Office with a demand to initiate a criminal case against Andrei Lugovoy. Limonov considered the basis for initiating a criminal case

Lugovoi, published on June 15 in the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper. There, a former FSO employee, suspected by British police of the murder of Alexander Litvinenko, said that the next victim (after Litvinenko) could be anyone “who has already created the halo of a fighter against the Russian government.” And he immediately advised the leaders of the opposition to hire “huge security”: Eduard Limonov and Mikhail Kasyanov. Limonov considered this statement a threat against him. In addition, based on Lugovoy’s statements, the Prosecutor General’s Office has already opened one criminal case (valiant investigators are checking whether Berezovsky is really a British spy), why not open another one?