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Litvinenko case: possible smuggling of radioactive materials for al Qaeda

Moscow, Russia - Scotland Yard in quest of confirmations

Scotland Yard is proving the information according to which the Russian ex-spy, Alexander Litvinenko, could be connected with al Qaeda and other extremist groups, and could have administered radioactive materials to terrorists. The British Intelligence have adopted the version whereby Litvinenko constrained to the Islamic terrorist after the Scaramella's statements, which revealed the ex-spy participated...

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Rome, Italy, 12/05/2006 21:19
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