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New evidence about the Litvinenko [sic] intrigues in the U.K. have to do with state sanctioning of his apparent poisoning. The state official who gave an evidential response to questions about Mr. Litvinenko's fate indicated the documentary evidence tracing the material that poisoned him was a fabrication. That any such evidence has appeared in public is a provocation to anyone who is a party to this set of events, including the general public that must make up its mind as to the authenticity of representations and counter - allegations. Mr. Litvinenko needs to have lived a long time, and he and people like him pre - deceased their lifespan due to nefarious and unthinkable events. This is the true provocation and crime in this matter, regardless of the origin of circumstances and events leading to his death. The security services' reputation in Russia is being called to task by journalists and other public personalities, and needs to become more forceful and proactive in its participation in related investigative affairs.
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