The widow of the ex-deputy of the State Duma Voronenkov does not consider Putin the customer of the murder

The widow of the former State Duma deputy , Denis Voronenkov, who was killed in Kiev, Maria Maksakova does not believe that his death was needed by the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin: in her opinion, criminal authorities became customers of the crime, Rain reports.

“Putin did not need this murder,” Maksakova said. She believes that the murder of her husband was ordered by Russian criminal authorities that the FSB patronizes. These authorities can be associated with a gang of cashes from Dnepropetrovsk, which included two of the three alleged murder performers, the widow believes.

Earlier, Maksakova called the ex-head of the FSB Security Service Oleg Feoktistov. Now she admits that criminal authorities presented him with a “gift” in the form of a murder of Voronenkov.

Today, on June 29, the widow of Voronenkova told the 112 Ukraine television channel that her husband had influential enemies at the FSB, and also mentioned the name of General Feoktistov.

The former State Duma deputy Voronenkov, who moved to Ukraine with his wife and accepted the citizenship of this country, was killed on March 23 in the center of Kyiv. The guard managed to mortally wound Killer, he died in the hospital. The murder of Voronenkov in Ukraine is investigated in part 2 of Article 115 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine ("intentional murder"). The Ukrainian authorities announced the involvement of the Russian special services in the murder of a former deputy, in the Kremlin this version is refuted.

In Russia, Voronenkova during his lifetime was accused of large -scale fraud as part of an organized group, he was arrested in absentia and put on an international wanted list.