Berezovsky on Tuesday will give Yushenkov’s letter to the Prosecutor General, confirming one of the versions of the murder

On April 22, at 11 a.m. in London time, the former co -chair of the Liberal Russia party, entrepreneur Boris Berezovsky, who is in London, will send a document to the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office, who may shed light on the murder of State Duma deputy Sergei Yushenkov. Berezovsky reported this on the air of the Radio Echo of Moscow.

According to him, we are talking about a copy of Yushenkov’s letter to the British Ministry of Internal Affairs, dated August 27.

“The original of this letter is in the Ministry of Internal Affairs of England, I will send a copy,” Berezovsky noted. “If the Prosecutor General’s office will act in good faith, it will have to request this document at the Ministry of Internal Affairs of England. This document makes it possible to go one of the versions.”

The letter will also be sent to the media, said Berezovsky.

He explained that he was forced to postpone the sending of this document to Russia, which was planned on April 21, in connection with the celebration of Catholic Easter.

Sources at the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office reported that if these materials arrive in the Prosecutor General’s Office, they will be used in the work of the investigation group in the Yushenkov case.