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News about Andrei Lugovoi
Moscow, London try to thaw frosty ties As the first top British diplomat to visit Moscow in recent five years, British Foreign Secretary David Miliband wrapped up his two-day visit to Russia on 2 November where the he held talks with Russian Blair favours Western rapprochement with Russia Former British prime minister Tony Blair came out in favour on June 17 of closer Western ties with Russia. Speaking at an investment conference in Moscow, Blair was quoted by the RIA Novosti Agency as saying that power was shifting Lavrov accuses UK of misrepresentation Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has criticised the British administration for “misrepresenting” the situation around the British Council in Russia. “Our British colleagues are trying to make the issue of the British Council, which is London still insists on Lugovoi’s extradition  London still expects Russia to agree to extradite businessman and former FSB officer Andrei Lugovoy, whom the UK treats as the main suspect in the killing of another ex- FSB officer, Alexander Litvinenko.“The Crown Prosecution Moscow, London lock horns over diplomats expulsion  Russian President Vladimir Putin on July 19 warned against overestimating the current diplomatic spat between London and Moscow. "I am convinced that we will sort out this mini-crisis," Interfax quoted Putin as saying. "I think Britain warned against expelling diplomats over Lugovoi Russia has warned Britain against expelling Russian diplomats over the Lugovoi affair, the Russian Interfax agency reported July 12. “I hope that our British partners come to their senses,” an unnamed, but reportedly “well-informed source” Moscow opens spy case against UK Russia's main successor organisation to the KGB on June 15 said it opened an investigation into British espionage on Russian territory. "A criminal case has been opened in relation to signs of espionage as a result of UK to seek extradition in Litvinenko case The British government is preparing to seek the extradition of Russian businessman Andrei Lugovoi in connection with the radioactive poisoning of former spy Alexander Litvinenko in London last November, the Guardian newspaper reported on January Police identify suspect in Litvinenko killing Police in Britain have identified a suspect they believe killed former KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko, it was reported on January 20. The man was filmed by security cameras at Heathrow airport as he arrived in Detectives questioned ex-KGB agent, but not Lugovoi  British detectives in Moscow to investigate the radiation poisoning death of former Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko met with Dmitry Kovtun, one of the men the deceased met the day he fell ill. “Investigators from the Interpol joins investigation into the killing Interpol has joined the hunt for the killers of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko, the international law- enforcement organisation’s Russia chief said December 11. The case of the spy who died after ingesting radioactive polonium Interior ministry may join Litvinenko probe The Russian Interior Ministry is prepared to join the investigation into the death of former Federal Security Service (FSB) officer Alexander Litvinenko if it receives an official request to do so, Alexander Kshevitsky, a senior GAZ to send Turkey 4,000 automobiles in 2005 Gorky Automotive Works, the Nizhny Novgorod-based automaker GAZ, plans to ship around 4,000 light trucks and buses based on its Sobol and GAZel models to Turkey in 2005 under a contract signed late last November, sGAZ may launch truck assembly in China Russian car and truck maker GAZ is considering the possibility of organising the assembly of Gazelle and Sobol trucks in Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province, China, GAZ spokesman Sergei Lugovoi said. He said a final sGAZ may launch truck assembly in China Russian car and truck maker GAZ is considering the possibility of organising the assembly of Gazelle and Sobol trucks in Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province, China, GAZ spokesman Sergei Lugovoi said. He said a final |
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