New witnesses in Litvinenko
London covered the shadow of the Cold War with the first signs of ailment, 43-year-old Alexander Litvinenko, a former FSB lieutenant colonel, felt on the evening of November 1. Until now, he had no health problems. When the former Russian intelligence officers who have reason to suspect that a reward is assigned for their heads, their stomach suddenly begins, then, unlike simple -minded British, they do not complain about the poor quality of land.