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UK Inquiry: Putin "Probably" OK'ed Polonium Poisoning

After a lengthy investigation, British Foreign Secretary Sir Robert Owen said today that Russian President Vladimir Putin probably ordered the murder of a former KGB agent who fled to the West and sought asylum. Griff Witte is London Bureau Chief for the Washington Post .

By Warren Olney • Jan 21, 2016 • 6m Listen

After a lengthy investigation, British Foreign Secretary Sir Robert Owen said today that Russian President Vladimir Putin probably ordered the murder of a former KGB agent who fled to the West and sought asylum. Griff Witte is London Bureau Chief for the Washington Post.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Jenny Hamel
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Griff Witte
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UK Inquiry: Putin "Probably" OK'ed Polonium Poisoning

After a lengthy investigation, British Foreign Secretary Sir Robert Owen said today that Russian President Vladimir Putin probably ordered the murder of a former KGB agent who fled to the West and sought asylum. Griff Witte is London Bureau Chief for the Washington Post .

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UK Inquiry: Putin "Probably" OK'ed Polonium Poisoning

After a lengthy investigation, British Foreign Secretary Sir Robert Owen said today that Russian President Vladimir Putin probably ordered the murder of a former KGB agent who fled to the West and sought asylum. Griff Witte is London Bureau Chief for the Washington Post .

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