Igor Aidman: "An attack on Britain?"

“A few days after the poisoning of Skripal and a chemical attack on Salisbury in London, another“ enemy of the Kremlin ”, a former companion and friend of Berezovsky Nikolai Glushkov, died from strangulation,” the sociologist recalls on his Facebook page.

"He had long retired and did not pose a threat to anyone. The murder of Glushkov could make sense only as another demonstration of the omnipotence and impunity of the Russian special services.

It could be revenge for the tough reaction of the British Prime Minister to the last terrorist attack. That is, the Kremlin so, perhaps, sent a signal to the British: the more you will be outraged, the more we will kill - so it is better to be silent in a rag and do not blame. Very similar to intimidation methods adopted in a Chekist environment.

In general, friends in Britain, be more careful. It is likely that a group of terrorists from Russian special services is still working in your country. ”