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Titolo: Russia says will call shots in poison probe (Reuters)

Massimo ostruzionismo e presa per il culo da parte delle autorita' 
russe. Pazienza, la vendetta e' un piatto che si mangia freddo.
Am.
Russia says will call shots in poison probe
Reuters Tuesday December 5, 05:51 PM
 
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's chief prosecutor on Tuesday ruled out any 
extraditions to Britain over the poisoning to death in London of Russian 
ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko but said he would help British police in 
their inquiries in Moscow.
A team of Scotland Yard detectives started work in the Russian capital 
looking for leads into the death of Litvinenko, an opponent of Russian 
President Vladimir
Putin, who died in a London hospital from a lethal dose of radioactive 
polonium 210.
The case has strained relations between Moscow and London with the 
Kremlin angry at Litvinenko's death-bed claim -- given blanket coverage 
in the British media -- that Putin had ordered his assassination.
"In line with international practice it is us who conduct investigations 
on Russian territory," Prosecutor-General Yuri Chaika told a news 
conference.
"We will do the interviewing and they (the British investigators) can 
only be present during the questioning ... Of course, they can ask us 
for permission to conduct interviews, which we may or may not grant."
Chaika dismissed speculation that the polonium 210 had been smuggled 
into Britain from Russia.
Chaika also said that if the detectives from London identify any Russian 
citizens as suspects, they will be tried in a Russian, not a British, 
court.
Asked about possible extraditions, he said: "This will not be possible." 
Police to date have neither charged nor identified as a suspect anyone 
in the Litvinenko case.
Chaika did say, however, his officials would help the British team gain 
access to Andrei Lugovoy, a Litvinenko associate thought to be of 
interest to Scotland Yard.
Lugovoy met Litvinenko in London on November 1, the day the former spy 
fell ill. Radiation was found at London's Millennium Hotel, where the 
two men met. Litvinenko died on November 23.
HOSPITAL INTERVIEW
Russian media reported on Tuesday that Lugovoy might not be available to 
talk to the British detectives because he is in hospital being checked 
for radiation contamination.
"If the doctors allow it ... he will be questioned without fail," Chaika 
said.
Lugovoy later said he was keen to meet the detectives and was prepared 
to cooperate.
"If I had a chance to look up the list of people they have invited for 
meetings and if I see there are other names I can propose to include 
there, I will do so," Lugovoy said in a telephone conversation shown on 
NTV television.
Security experts say it is unlikely Putin was involved in Litvinenko's 
killing, but they say it is possible it was the work of rogue elements 
in the security apparatus that Russia inherited from the Soviet KGB.
Some in the Kremlin believe Litvinenko's death is being manipulated for 
political capital by Boris Berezovsky, a Russian millionaire and 
implacable Putin critic now living in London.
Four British detectives -- three men and a woman -- were seen arriving 
at Moscow's Domodedovo airport late on Monday.
On Tuesday they met Chaika's deputy and another senior official in the 
prosecutor's office to establish ground rules for their work, the 
prosecutor-general said.
Within hours of them starting their work though, there were allegations 
Moscow was hampering the investigation.
Russian news agencies quoted the prison service as saying it would not 
allow Mikhail Trepashkin, another former spy who is in prison for 
divulging state secrets, to meet the detectives. His lawyer said he had 
valuable information.
"I think in this way they (the Russian authorities) are obstructing the 
investigation," Yelena Lipster, Trepashkin's lawyer, told Reuters.
Chaika said the British team had shown no interest in speaking to 
Trepashkin. "About half of all the people sitting in prisons have an 
interest (in the Litvinenko case)," he joked.
Mario Scaramella, an Italian contact of Litvinenko, said the dead spy's 
name appeared on a hit list he had seen of people linked to Berezovsky.
"We were all accused -- this was what our killers blamed us with -- of 
'having a connection' to Boris Berezovsky," Scaramella told Italian 
newspaper La Repubblica.

 russe. Pazienza, la vendetta e' un piatto che si mangia freddo.
con il culo in alto e al freddo al Pincio?
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Imparassero almeno a scrivere.
Smettila di leggere Topolino.
L'ultima news riguarda il cane di Berezowosky, il cane un vecchio fox
terrier di 11 anni e' stato strangolato nella tenuta dell'ebreo, si parla di
informazioni in suo possesso tali da destabilizzare l'ONU.
Quello che fa specie e' la modalita' dell'omicidio, strangolato con un
cordino, come nelle esecuzioni di mafia, che sia un avvertimento di Putin
all'ebreo?
Il cordino usato ha lasciato una traccia, il killer ha dimenticato di
sbarazzarsi della bobina da 20 km di cordino ed e' ritornato in ambasciata
Russa a Londra, il cordino si e' srotolato durante il viaggio in macchina ed
ora le autorita' britt hanno forti sospetti che il killer si nasconda
nell'ambasciata Russa, dove l'altro capo del cordino e' stato rinvenuto.
L'ambasciata smentisce ogni coinvolgimento, bollando come assurda l'ipotesi
che un agente segreto se ne vada in giro con 20 Km di bobina di cordino per
amazzare un cane.
Scotland Yard e' di altro avviso e' collega l'omicidio del cane di
Berezowsky con l'ambasciata Russa, Topolino e' d'accordo e pubblica
strazianti immagini del cane agonizzante.
La similitudine tra i due omicidi induce a pensare che il cremlino dia della
vodka avariata ai propri agenti, questi ubriachi e debilitati hanno perso
ogni minimo di cerebro ed ammazzano la gente usando ordigni nucleari
costruiti in Russia con tanto di marchi di provvenienza.
Come per l'omicidio Hariri pe far fuori una persona si rade al suolo un
intero paese, pare sia piu' divertente.
L'affare si ingrossa
Saluti Tag
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 Imparassero almeno a scrivere.
Già: per esempio, si potrebbe scoprire che il congiuntivo ha anche un tempo
presente.