US intelligence agencies have concluded that Russian President Vladimir Putin may not have ordered the killing of dissident Alexei Navalny, who died in February in a prison in the Arctic Circle, according to the Wall Street Journal. Navalny, 47, has been Putin's most vocal critic. His associates have accused Putin of asking for his assassination and have added that they will present evidence to support their claim. The Kremlin has denied that Russian authorities had anything to do with the dissident's death. In March, Putin called Navalny's death “regrettable” and indicated that Moscow was ready to hand him over to the West in a prisoner exchange, provided the dissident did not return to Russia. The Wall Street Journal in its article, citing unnamed sources with knowledge of the case, says that US intelligence agencies have concluded that Putin probably did not order Navalny's murder. THE […]
Source: News Beast
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