LONDON - Vladimir Putin thought he'd got away with murder. At least that was the conclusion of diplomats and security officials for eight years as Britain ignored demands for an inquiry into the assassination of a former KGB officer in Central London.
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The Daily Beast: Brits investigate assassination of the spy who warned us about Putin
The former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko was killed by radiation poisoning in a London hotel in 2006. The UK government announced on July 22 that a public inquiry will be held into the Litvinenko's death.
