Why Putin Ordered Alexander Litvinenko's Murder | Hunting The KGB Killers | Timeline

Поділитися
Вставка
  • Опубліковано 10 січ 2025

КОМЕНТАРІ • 3 тис.

  • @matthewmuise6631
    @matthewmuise6631 Рік тому +373

    He was a tough dude 21 days on polonium 210 that's just insanity the agony this guy went through you couldn't imagine I've been poisoned not fun he was a robust dude to survive that long it's almost superhuman level the guy had a million times the lethal dose in him and survived 21 days crazy

    • @reviewithme9913
      @reviewithme9913 Рік тому +13

      A blessing or a curse?

    • @joshlewis575
      @joshlewis575 Рік тому +51

      Little bit of both, he needed to let it be known vlad was behind it

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Рік тому +35

      It’s a slow torture - totally despicable to do that to another human being

    • @DorianLS
      @DorianLS Рік тому +28

      @@mogznwaz "Dispicable" is just what Putin likes.

    • @TheDennys21
      @TheDennys21 Рік тому +29

      @@DorianLS despicable is exactly what Putin IS.

  • @robertdunphy8036
    @robertdunphy8036 4 роки тому +238

    I admire his son and wife because they are realists, knowing full well that because of who the murderers are they will never go to jail, but still wanted a certain kind of justice.

    • @lindachristjansen2074
      @lindachristjansen2074 Рік тому

      Everything has changed in Russia. I believe Putin and all of them will face justice in this life. If not, no worries. God will have them face judgment in the next.

    • @johnryan2193
      @johnryan2193 Рік тому +3

      I believe in good and bad karma , these people who do evil are in for a big shock !

    • @jminkvihubyb
      @jminkvihubyb Рік тому

      @@johnryan2193 I've never seen that

    • @powervr
      @powervr Рік тому

      @@jminkvihubyb indeed putin is the face of evil... and still kicks...

    • @marko9181
      @marko9181 Рік тому

      Are you western dogs real, 10 minutes in documentary Litvanienko tells how he worked in kbg to elimate people and such.. It is the same evil person as those two and everyone who works in such agencies are like that. Be real liberal stupid democrats. Kosovo je Srbija

  • @mihaibadarau5586
    @mihaibadarau5586 Рік тому +31

    That’s why many films are based on a true story, always life beats the film, what happened 17 years ago it gives you shivers, what happens now all over the world it does not surprising me anymore

  • @hilldwler420
    @hilldwler420 5 років тому +599

    That young man can be extremely proud of his father’s legacy. For one man to take a stand against corruption and evil people,knowing full well of the penalty for going against the establishment. What a brave man. The very same stock our own founding fathers came from. A man has to have principles.

    • @TheBluer00m
      @TheBluer00m 4 роки тому +45

      Uhhh he voluntarily signed up to become an assassin , failed, fled the country and started to snitch on his former country. He could have become a plumber instead. Legandary indeed.

    • @eversnajera
      @eversnajera 4 роки тому +2

      G-Misc 59 Like he said, from the very same stock as his founding fathers, who turned on the people who helped their independence from the British 🤣😂 Guess they’re not lying...

    • @CIA_Killed_JFK
      @CIA_Killed_JFK 4 роки тому +5

      @Andrew John we found that out on 9/11

    • @damienholland8103
      @damienholland8103 4 роки тому +38

      @@TheBluer00m He realized his government is corrupt to the core and was very brave for what he did. What have you done that's equally as brave?

    • @louiekiwi
      @louiekiwi 4 роки тому +12

      Basically he was unpatriotic and a traitor. Russian government doesn't need to carry out an assassination, a patriot will do it for free, off his own back.

  • @bluestarinn
    @bluestarinn 5 років тому +665

    A Russian proverb says, Fear the goat from the front, the horse from the rear, and man from all sides!

    • @colinluckens9591
      @colinluckens9591 4 роки тому +19

      That's a good proverb!! Could you tell us what it is in Russian??

    • @tristinjudd2595
      @tristinjudd2595 3 роки тому +60

      In America it goes "Never approach a Bull from the front, a horse from the rear or a Fool from any direction

    • @bluestarinn
      @bluestarinn 3 роки тому +7

      @@tristinjudd2595 thats a good one!

    • @henrietta1066
      @henrietta1066 2 роки тому +18

      An 'Act of War' against a foreign state . In plain& simple language by Russian Government. Which could escalate to further use of such methods of terrorism against innocent people of all nations.

    • @skyant3030
      @skyant3030 Рік тому +3

      Got it

  • @paulinemclean375
    @paulinemclean375 Рік тому +27

    Why the British thought the Russian authorities would cooperate with them at all in the first place is astounding. The entire charade of interviewing in a Chernobyl service hospital that was probably never used and rather out of the way is rather telling. Plus they never did really identify the man they supposedly questioned.

  • @bardloe5714
    @bardloe5714 4 роки тому +138

    I wanted to be a detective. This documentary gives me chills. Wow

    • @Redstripe921
      @Redstripe921 Рік тому +2

      Still want to be a detective ?

    • @gaurikale598
      @gaurikale598 Рік тому

      @@Redstripe921 🤣🤣🤣

    • @fuji_films
      @fuji_films 11 місяців тому

      ​@@Redstripe921nah he's in the FSB now.

    • @kingdavid6476
      @kingdavid6476 10 місяців тому

      He betrayed his country.

  • @sarahallenhumboldt2638
    @sarahallenhumboldt2638 5 років тому +400

    To The Litvinenkos: I am so sorry for all of the pain, and grief, which you have endured for so very long. Your husband/father was such a determined man; you have been so strong, and dedicated to making the truth public. Thank you for your time, energy, and effort you have put into sharing your story with us.

    • @thureintun1687
      @thureintun1687 2 роки тому +5

      what are you talking about? He died proudly serving his motherland

    • @Lina_unchained
      @Lina_unchained 2 роки тому +15

      ​@@thureintun1687 his family still gets to grieve and be thanked for continuing to fight for what he died to show the world. She's thanking them for everything they've sacrificed and for continuing his legacy. Why would you question someone for thanking them for their strength and courage even while they experience such grief? I'm just confused why you act like they said or did something that indicates they disagree with anything you said when they clearly agree and consider the whole family heroic and a credit to their people and motherland.

    • @thureintun1687
      @thureintun1687 2 роки тому +4

      @@Lina_unchained thing is, they(the family) *choose* the route
      Russian KGB top operators got the choice to do or not when it comes to this kinda of tripled-agencing case which are really really valuable, so they always make sure the operator has the will behind his doing.
      So again, *they choose to do it* And Litvinenkos legacy will stone graved in epitome of special agencing in Russia(the price and skill/effectiveness of Russian espionage) forever, not in the document or tablet, but in the heart and minds of Russian top operators of the day(cuz docu on stuff like this got destroyed every time operational satisfaction is met). Hope you understand what i meant by now. I shouldn't be go around spouting about like this as an easterner i know, but I've had a change of heart as Russian espionage of the day has reached over its effectiveness point that what they are doing had piggybacking them (the people of Russia) back. For example the downfall of USA would not give anyone(not a Russian, not a Chinese, not even iranian for a fact!) a golden era, instead a hellish life because the world already has been relied to much upon the US' innovations and services(gps, and the internet to named a *few* , very few). Must be sad for many, but it's the truth. So that's what i been doing thru my life , shading lights to the Russian props
      Disclaimer: I'm a failed brainwashed subject

    • @fireboigotti2647
      @fireboigotti2647 2 роки тому +16

      @@thureintun1687 I have no clue what you said or even what you are trying to say...I feel like I had a stroke trying to read and understand what you are trying to say.

    • @thureintun1687
      @thureintun1687 2 роки тому +5

      @@fireboigotti2647 i have no clue either. Fixed some of them, especially i don't know what the f I've writing right around the end of the thing. I deleted chuck of it.

  • @susancady2581
    @susancady2581 Рік тому +48

    I remember when this happened, but I had never heard the whole story. This was an excellent video, though very sad, thank you. That’s all I can say 😢.

  • @DMVTUBE
    @DMVTUBE 5 років тому +838

    There's an old Russian saying "There are no former KGB agents"

    • @user-by2qe8qd8j
      @user-by2qe8qd8j 5 років тому +71

      once a kgb always a kgb

    • @carpetfarmer
      @carpetfarmer 5 років тому +60

      Wait...but they say Vlad Pootin is former.

    • @DMVTUBE
      @DMVTUBE 5 років тому +64

      @@carpetfarmer they say Jack Daniels created his recipe for his Jack Daniels Whiskey. And Elvis is the first to sing Hound Dog.. Just because they renamed the KGB doesn't mean it's not the KGB.

    • @DMVTUBE
      @DMVTUBE 5 років тому +17

      Your either still active or dead my friend.

    • @JanitaShowaars
      @JanitaShowaars 5 років тому +18

      Putin be ex kgb

  • @alisatheinvestigator8329
    @alisatheinvestigator8329 4 роки тому +116

    The wife is so strong and intelligent and compassionate. Its so beautiful to that you can see and feel her love towards him even from this screen thank you for your effort thank you Maria and I’m sorry for your loss. So sorry. But your husbands bravery, kindness and legacy will forever be marked in histroy. And he will always be next to you and will be there with you. I hope this message could reach you some how

    • @realsocrates5272
      @realsocrates5272 3 роки тому +9

      Quality wife

    • @caninerehab6548
      @caninerehab6548 Рік тому +1

      @@realsocrates5272 Agreed. She's a rarity in this generation. She's those gems of old. Just a heart fluff full of love raised the kid with so much love and common sense and worldly understanding for someone who was a LG of the KGB himself was such a sweet natured person by default. She should have a long life and yes your husband will forever be marked in history. Not Russian or English history..... I mean world history!!!!

    • @myralawson4543
      @myralawson4543 Рік тому +1

      @@caninerehab6548Amen!! 🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @tigerjongreen
    @tigerjongreen Рік тому +251

    The wife and son were truly dignified in the face of this tragedy, very impressive. Condolences to both of them.

    • @LiberalsHateFacts
      @LiberalsHateFacts Рік тому +1

      I keep explaining the bit about the West having a resource advantage over Russia that is somewhere between 25-to-1 and 40-to-1, but they just don’t seem to get it.
      .
      So I decided to ‘draw a picture’ for them.
      .
      Exhibit One: 250 pounds, 6 foot four inches
      Exhibit Two: 10 pounds, 18 inches
      .
      THERE, DID THAT HELP ???
      .

    • @bobbyc2768
      @bobbyc2768 Рік тому +1

      @@LiberalsHateFacts so basically, a full grown bodybuilder dude in one corner and a relatively large newborn in the other corner. 10lbs is a fairly large newborn but it happens, if anything maybe a baby a week or two old. there's a perspective, but maybe a bad one. how about a full grown bodybuilder beating up a cat? since it's an adult and will actually try to fight back and know what's happening, however hopeless it may be.

    • @shavukadavid9062
      @shavukadavid9062 Рік тому

      As always when you see the west praising something knows that they are diverting from what they have done and do not care about anything. If Russians wanted to kill Alex they could have done that while he was in prison for a year not inside the UK to bring global talking We're not fools the western secret agents killed Alex, there's no way an a Russian secret agent is visiting the UK and is not subjected to stringent search, tests and surveillance by the UK, this are top priority to the UK police. to make matters worse how do you carry Polonium into and evades all UK airports without being detected by radiation testers,? If the so called Russian spies who came to kill Alex accessed Polonium inside the UK how pathetic can that be that you allow Russian your biggest enemies to atomic plants and reactors? do not divert the investigation away from reality. The Wife is being consoled to not see what have happen and ask questions 17 years down the line someone came from Russia came into the Uk and killed a Russian spy just because Alex got a visit from his country mans and the UK and this made the UK sceptic , get to the basic we know what investigations is.

    • @johngichuki4092
      @johngichuki4092 Рік тому

      Tragic indeed.😢

    • @pennyemmanuelmwanza6528
      @pennyemmanuelmwanza6528 Рік тому

      😂❤❤​@Libe 12:08 ❤ralsHateFacts

  • @Juli6SS
    @Juli6SS Рік тому +22

    It's the special kind of cruelty - not just killing him, but making him and his family suffer as much as possible.

  • @mcbizzle1906
    @mcbizzle1906 Рік тому +29

    This was actually a really good documentary. I had no idea about the details regarding his death.

    • @grf15
      @grf15 Рік тому +1

      There was an excellent mini-series, starring David Tennant, I highly recommend it. I loved it and this documentary.

  • @ButterBallTheOpossum
    @ButterBallTheOpossum Рік тому +74

    The scary thing is they could have given him something that would have killed him quickly and been untraceable but they purposely gave him something that would kill him slowly and make him suffer and let everyone know who did it to him. It was about sending a message.

    • @charshill2978
      @charshill2978 Рік тому +23

      It was meant to kill him within hours. He was so healthy, it took weeks.

    • @Jeudaos
      @Jeudaos Рік тому +13

      No I'm pretty sure in the part of the video were they discovered it was the two russians at the table next to where he was seated. They did mention that it was supposed to take affect immediately, but somehow didn't.

  • @littlenan3576
    @littlenan3576 2 роки тому +565

    Yes, I remember this and have a lot of admiration for the bravery of the man even though he knew he was going to die. I cannot understand the evilness of some people. His family should feel honoured. He was a hero.

    • @fortula.tichwagoramuog8784
      @fortula.tichwagoramuog8784 2 роки тому

      You swear to keep secrets!If you leak you do know the consequences!

    • @shonclemons6149
      @shonclemons6149 2 роки тому +24

      I remember when this made headlines too. I completely forgot about this incident untill now

    • @cmcmahon8551
      @cmcmahon8551 Рік тому +21

      He was a brave man with a brave family.

    • @benjaminfalzon4622
      @benjaminfalzon4622 Рік тому

      Putin always considered himself to be untouchable, until now.

    • @danutahanyga4834
      @danutahanyga4834 Рік тому +16

      You clearly have not read about Mr Litvinienko. A rather shady individual.

  • @ranjaschildt9966
    @ranjaschildt9966 2 роки тому +61

    Litvinenko was one of the first ones we know of. Many other followed

  • @Butwhynot1111
    @Butwhynot1111 Рік тому +35

    Your husband is a true solider , RIP history gonna remember him

    • @firefly2900
      @firefly2900 Рік тому +1

      It's a pity the story is not fair and he will not be remembered as a murderer

  • @nickbarton3191
    @nickbarton3191 5 років тому +40

    "Didn't stop us, just had to do it in bursts". Got to admire the Brit detective's courage.

    • @benjiboy111111
      @benjiboy111111 2 роки тому +11

      Still, knowing he had be poisoned by drinking tea, I wouldn't drink a cup of tea while I was investigating suspects in Russia 🤣

    • @kevington2701
      @kevington2701 2 роки тому

      @@benjiboy111111 how did he miss that? Some of these so called intelligence officers are incompetent I tell you, you would think with all the training they would be unbeatable

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Рік тому +4

      Yes absolutely ❤

  • @anismatar
    @anismatar Рік тому +46

    The most important lesson is that having a conscience and working for secret services usually ends bad, very bad.

  • @shonclemons6149
    @shonclemons6149 2 роки тому +75

    I'm conflicted on my feelings towards whistleblowers. For more than one reason soon as I seen where he told Putin about the corrupt officer in their ranks the first thing that came to my mind is that he told someone who already knew only he told the wrong person. As I've been told my self "some times the right thing to do isn't the right thing to do" RIP.

    • @thomasmleahy6218
      @thomasmleahy6218 Рік тому +5

      Vlad was doing it also.

    • @selmahare
      @selmahare Рік тому +7

      He would he have spoken to that would have listened?! The only reason why we know about it was because he got killed. He sacrificed himself for the greater good, men used to do that. It was his mission, he performed it stellerly. We now know what Putin and his cronies are because of good, integral people like him. As for the rest of it, all the psychos have their karma waiting for them; and It won’t be too long now before they get it.

    • @uniniversalstar1974
      @uniniversalstar1974 10 місяців тому

      He trusted Putin like alot of Russians still do. They hate to believe that he is corrupt

  • @rollytabucanjr.4589
    @rollytabucanjr.4589 4 роки тому +89

    A russian billionaire fugitive who now lived in London once said I never dine-out in a restaurant. The only place i go to eat is Mac Donalds because they already prepared the food and besides they dont know i am coming. Smart!

    • @augustdavis7911
      @augustdavis7911 4 роки тому +1

      Rolly Tabucan, Jr. 😂😂

    • @colinluckens9591
      @colinluckens9591 4 роки тому +6

      Do you really think it would be good to name the billionaire?? We want to keep any other Russian exiles as safe and as anonymous as possible

    • @MasterKoala777
      @MasterKoala777 4 роки тому +4

      The one asking for the billionaire’s name is a Russian assassin.

    • @nt7594
      @nt7594 4 роки тому +1

      Lol

    • @sirbollocks5147
      @sirbollocks5147 4 роки тому +2

      as smart as you can be when someone wants you dead but futile if they keep coming at you.

  • @kenhammscousin4716
    @kenhammscousin4716 Рік тому +16

    What a brave man. I love how he was determined to be a thorn in Putin's side right up until he died, and even tho his killers went free, the whole situation made it crystal clear how far Putin would go, and it probably changed the way a lot of countries monitor Russian nationals coming and going.

  • @sakhilemathumo-mhodi2901
    @sakhilemathumo-mhodi2901 2 роки тому +330

    To see the misery that was caused to this family is heartbreaking

    • @bigmike1850
      @bigmike1850 2 роки тому

      Your family is of no more significance than a drop of water in the ocean.

    • @cmcmahon8551
      @cmcmahon8551 Рік тому +10

      They are astonishingly brave.

    • @skuzzlebutt8825
      @skuzzlebutt8825 Рік тому +10

      well, thats what happens when corrupt countries have disagreements.

    • @chasefrancis8742
      @chasefrancis8742 Рік тому +9

      Their husband/father was an incredibly brave and honorable man. He knew there would be reprisals and so did his family members. Yet, they all stood tall. THAT is true courage to do what is right, in the face of certain imprisonment & likely death. Every man could only pray to be as this man in their final hour; myself included. Fair winds & following seas, Lt. Col.

    • @jojolafrite90
      @jojolafrite90 Рік тому

      And the torture he endured because some mafioso called Putin wanted him to be an example of what happens if you cross him.

  • @grizzlycountry1030
    @grizzlycountry1030 5 років тому +397

    I remember hearing about this on the news. It's nice seeing the investigation. May this man rest in peace.

    • @Crimson_Grin
      @Crimson_Grin 3 роки тому +2

      Not a good idea to antagonize us… this could happen to anyone

    • @brentfarvors192
      @brentfarvors192 3 роки тому

      @@Crimson_Grin Difference being: What you gonna do about it, bich...? Putin laughs while riding a bear, throwing up middle fingers in the air...

    • @Crimson_Grin
      @Crimson_Grin 3 роки тому +2

      @@brentfarvors192 Wow, that sentence is so dumb and broken that I'm not sure how to respond to it... we have powerful army, nuclear weapons, and mig fighter jets... there's a lot we can "do about it"
      And Putin would take that as compliment, at least he can form a sentence and control his bowel movements.

    • @tarleydweh1619
      @tarleydweh1619 2 роки тому

      U willing bpooo9

    • @dmitryshusterman9494
      @dmitryshusterman9494 2 роки тому

      @@Crimson_Grin all you are is a bully, that no one is scared of any more. You are done

  • @silva7493
    @silva7493 Рік тому +17

    I remember thinking how beautiful he looked in the photo. He looked so peaceful, it didn't seem like he could die soon afterward. All we heard in the US was that he was critically ill, then he was dead. Nothing about his suffering or his GI tract being completely delaminated and raw, he wasn't able to eat or swallow, he could barely speak and was in dreadful pain. In my youth I had repeated strep infections in my throat, and 60 years later I can remember how excruciating it was to swallow my own saliva, I needed a cup near me to spit in. But still you must swallow, you just can't stop swallowing no matter how much it hurts. And it was only my throat. It must all have been torture.

  • @samni9068
    @samni9068 5 років тому +212

    I love the bald, detective guy. Just how he describes everything, so chill

  • @kblo7473
    @kblo7473 Рік тому +53

    Thank you so much, this documentary opened my eyes. Litvinenko is a prime example of how the people of integrity, who dedicate life serving their country, are being dealt with; in Slavic countries. He put ideals above personal and familiar well-being, and risked everything - what for?! Ideals ...

    • @maartinhs
      @maartinhs Рік тому

      Slavic countries yeah buddy like China or Usa doesnt do the same!!

    • @kblo7473
      @kblo7473 Рік тому

      @@maartinhs Sure about it?

    • @maartinhs
      @maartinhs Рік тому

      Are you living with you head in the ground? they just hiding it better.. @@kblo7473

  • @chasefrancis8742
    @chasefrancis8742 Рік тому +95

    A truly great man. He kept his moral compass true, despite being surrounded by absolute evil. God bless the few good Russians...

    • @julianmaye1
      @julianmaye1 Рік тому +7

      They released him and was not harmed. Do yourself a favor and use your brain.

    • @Indigenous51
      @Indigenous51 Рік тому

      @@julianmaye1 Moron . You obviously don’t have one ! Are you in love with putin?

    • @cahlendavidson2921
      @cahlendavidson2921 Рік тому +12

      The few good Russians? That's not true, there are PLENTY.

    • @Indigenous51
      @Indigenous51 Рік тому +7

      @@cahlendavidson2921 I agree. There are millions. But I think Chase refers to ones in the FSB. Not the general population, I hope !

    • @StayBasedJesus
      @StayBasedJesus Рік тому

      When racism is promoted and accepted..
      US government actions make Russia seem like Angels , (50 + countries overthrowned by USA since ww2)
      How many good Americans are they ?

  • @islandchief2572
    @islandchief2572 4 роки тому +37

    I can’t understand how he would trust those guys after years not having seen them...and to drink from the pot of tea...I’m not an agent but I wouldn’t have trusted that!...R.I.P.

    • @brentfarvors192
      @brentfarvors192 3 роки тому +4

      Thinking the same thing..."Nah, guy's I'm all good; I brought my own tea..."

    • @colinstewart1432
      @colinstewart1432 2 роки тому +5

      They all shared the pot of tea. But it's been put into his teacup. So he thought everything was legit. Devious.

    • @thenellierose
      @thenellierose Рік тому +5

      @@colinstewart1432 No, it was in the tea pot and they didn't drink it.

  • @carrolfrye256
    @carrolfrye256 2 роки тому +44

    God bless his widow and his son.your husband and your sons father is a hero of the highest order r.i.p. Russian hero.

    • @firefly2900
      @firefly2900 Рік тому

      lol, a man on whose hands the deaths of thousands of Chechens cannot be a hero, what they did to Berezovsky in Chechnya is just terrible, he is a murderer

  • @Nick-rs5if
    @Nick-rs5if Рік тому +28

    “You may succeed in silencing me, but that silence comes at a price.”
    -Alexander Litvinenko's final words to Vladimir Putin.
    One day there will be justice. I am sure of it.

  • @kazkk2321
    @kazkk2321 6 років тому +163

    It's amazing how they know who did it and where they have been and they can't do anything directly about it. Life is such a drama

    • @forensicdar
      @forensicdar 5 років тому +6

      I know, they [we] always know who did it, but can never prove. Frustrating.

    • @briantrend1812
      @briantrend1812 5 років тому +3

      the bbc is a comme drama queen so is Timeline

    • @lukey666lukey
      @lukey666lukey 3 роки тому +7

      @@briantrend1812 why?

    • @brentfarvors192
      @brentfarvors192 3 роки тому +5

      When playing "King of the hill"; You dare not knock off the opponent with the equally sized stick...Sorry for her loss, BUT, one mans life is NOT worth a nuclear war...

    • @YKKY
      @YKKY Рік тому +4

      @@brentfarvors192 whatever you are smoking man, share it!

  • @autumdew3253
    @autumdew3253 6 років тому +74

    Scary when you think about it all.

  • @sallyschmidt4312
    @sallyschmidt4312 Рік тому +25

    Very surprised that the team of the Scottlsnd Yard didn’t refuse to drink the tea. But I understand it. Putin planned out everything into detail for their visit . Even intimidation by putting something „ soft „ into the tea to make them scared and in hope they‘d run back home the same day. Gave me chills everything surrounding their visit in Russia. Horrible

    • @merenpongen6330
      @merenpongen6330 Рік тому +4

      Putin must punished

    • @vinny.deadmou5d46
      @vinny.deadmou5d46 Рік тому

      @@merenpongen6330 he's been cold blooded murdering his way to the top since the 70s n the people of Russia allowed this Man to stay in power

    • @nonameinsouthafrica3315
      @nonameinsouthafrica3315 Рік тому +9

      ​@@merenpongen6330so should Obama, Tony Blair, George Bush etc.

  • @atomicreaper23
    @atomicreaper23 Рік тому +116

    It's absolutely insane that all of this radioactivity that was detected was done to find a crime not for public safety, imagine how many people were contaminated by this stuff. Even the assassin himself was dying from his assassination attempt, he obviously horribly mishandled this chemical and contaminated countless people, I guarantee people showed up to the hospital with similar symptoms just not as major as the man that was assassinated.

    • @thomasmleahy6218
      @thomasmleahy6218 Рік тому +7

      It was said the one guy in the hospital appeared to be healthy, anyone know if he died, or was that a fake illness?

    • @thysonsacclaim
      @thysonsacclaim Рік тому +10

      @@thomasmleahy6218 One of the two Kovtun, died recently of COVID. The other is still around.

    • @thysonsacclaim
      @thysonsacclaim Рік тому +16

      I wouldn't count on them being poisoned. The Russians were playing mind games with the guys there.
      As for the attempt, Russia likes to leave calling cards. It was definitely intentional that they picked this.

    • @jo.s7993
      @jo.s7993 Рік тому +4

      @@thysonsacclaim I'm very pleased to hear it.

    • @JelMain
      @JelMain Рік тому +9

      @@thysonsacclaim Don't forget, Polonium 210 has a half-life of 138 days, considerably reducing it's noxcivity. In the 17 years since, trace amounts will have broken down, and what harm was done, is no more.

  • @c.s.7266
    @c.s.7266 5 років тому +133

    Well done Great Britain and God bless Sasha's son and wife.

  • @rhondasisco-cleveland2665
    @rhondasisco-cleveland2665 4 роки тому +54

    He was a hero, and an unwitting martyr. He won’t be soon forgotten. I hope that means something to his family, sadly that’s all they have.

    • @thureintun1687
      @thureintun1687 2 роки тому

      yes, he was a real hero!
      A real hero who can give his life for his country! Went like every kgb officers would!
      He didn't killed, he died in his own accord, proudly+ bravely
      He wasn't ex-kgb, HE DIED KGB!
      P.S his wife is also a

    • @kevington2701
      @kevington2701 2 роки тому +1

      @@thureintun1687 would you say the same if an MI6 agent had done that?

    • @thureintun1687
      @thureintun1687 2 роки тому +2

      @@kevington2701 of course! why not

    • @kevington2701
      @kevington2701 2 роки тому

      @@thureintun1687 because most people are hypocrites and they are not even aware

    • @raypitts4880
      @raypitts4880 Рік тому

      @@kevington2701 yes every chance
      whos going to check it out
      they police themselves
      like the police dont they
      look at this thing 40 associated allegations wow

  • @leejay630
    @leejay630 Рік тому +35

    Sometimes knowing too much can be more dangerous than knowing too little

  • @lorizambrana-mcintosh7049
    @lorizambrana-mcintosh7049 Рік тому +7

    What a beautiful brave man. From your sister in the US, my heart goes with you

  • @arbaz79
    @arbaz79 Рік тому +11

    Amazing Documentary 👍.Condolences to Litvinenko's wife & son.

  • @torealexandersen2179
    @torealexandersen2179 Рік тому +9

    Hero is he who defies evil not knowing the consequences. This fine gentleman even knew the consequences. He was and is legendary.

    • @1greenMitsi
      @1greenMitsi 10 місяців тому

      and a russian traitor

  • @aneilaseyiekeretsu
    @aneilaseyiekeretsu 5 років тому +43

    That double crosser got rewarded with a position in the parliament? Wow that's sick.

    • @mrluigi9923
      @mrluigi9923 4 роки тому +6

      .Now he is a Cross Dresser .😂😂😂 THAT is sick.

    • @myralawson4543
      @myralawson4543 Рік тому

      @@sahilpanchal5060wtf?

  • @Ronirvan
    @Ronirvan 6 років тому +123

    The guy meets with people known for poisoning and killing people, and goes on drinking and eating with them?

    • @ahero4094
      @ahero4094 4 роки тому +1

      Stupid...

    • @unfortunately_fortunate2000
      @unfortunately_fortunate2000 4 роки тому +4

      @Meloman Taylor that's how the intelligence game works, though...
      youre neer going to be poisoned or otherwise assassinated when youre out in a group like that, you get attack where your comfortable within your daily routine..
      it's not like the movies or video games, dude...

    • @unfortunately_fortunate2000
      @unfortunately_fortunate2000 4 роки тому +3

      @Albert Moore except that wasn't stupid, youre never going to be assassinated out and about like that, they exploit your daily routine that you're comfortable in..
      whats even more stupid is pretending you know everything about a subject you clearly dont understand, something even smart, brave, accomplished and principled people themselves would n e v e r d o.

    • @unfortunately_fortunate2000
      @unfortunately_fortunate2000 4 роки тому +1

      whack

    • @respjames590
      @respjames590 4 роки тому +3

      Ronivan Fontanez, this fellow KGB agent was a fool. Well, perhaps he was a good guy who trusted people.
      Nevertheless, he should have understood the nature of his work. Eating with an enemy at the same table and yet feel safe is still stupidity though.
      An intelligent person wouldn't do that.

  • @mikecassidy8322
    @mikecassidy8322 Рік тому +13

    Alexander "Sasha" Litvinenko was a very courageous man! It is unfortunate this would be what cost him his life. I know when those involved meet their maker he will finally be able to rest in peace. Condolences to his family and loved ones 🙏

  • @Marina-es6ox
    @Marina-es6ox 5 років тому +147

    This is such a good documentary

    • @marinazagrai1623
      @marinazagrai1623 5 років тому

      Marina...hello, from another Marina, there are many other documentaries about the. overt world. Look for suggested videos or documentaries on UA-cam.

    • @briantrend1812
      @briantrend1812 5 років тому

      both marinas are asleepZZZzzz

  • @harrypoosie3035
    @harrypoosie3035 4 роки тому +59

    Poor guy. I’m American and I feel for this dude. He just wanted to do good by his country and by his people and they literally tortured him to death, with poisoning, after he already was thrown in jail and fled the country. That’s what we call a hero here in America. Just wish it didn’t go down this way but we all know about the gangster government out there. One could’ve easily predicted that eventually the systematic oppression would trample over good people.

    • @paperhat5123
      @paperhat5123 4 роки тому +7

      I'm American too and I agree this is horrible. But look at how we treat our own whistle blowers like Julian Assange and Edward Snowden. Obviously they haven't been poisoned but I don't think it's correct to say that this brave man would be treated like a hero over here.

    • @jeffmeade6869
      @jeffmeade6869 4 роки тому +6

      he as KGB for 10 years and and FSB lieutenant... wonder how many people hes murdered. I feel sorry for him and his family but still

    • @eelrod2818
      @eelrod2818 2 роки тому

      Biggest gangster government is the USA

    • @gowdsake7103
      @gowdsake7103 Рік тому

      A hero that could quite happily murder Americans yeah right

    • @princemichael4708
      @princemichael4708 Рік тому

      High treason is a thing

  • @gavincassidy3276
    @gavincassidy3276 Рік тому +27

    As an Irish man, I am proud that we have the English people as our friends and brethren! Good People!

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Рік тому

      Thank you. I feel the same way about our Irish neighbours. I will not forget what the psycho Putin did to Litvinenko on our soil. He also killed a British citizen and nearly killed a policeman in Salisbury with novichok. If anyone questions why the UK supports Ukraine I remind them of this

    • @alexandrasymeon5893
      @alexandrasymeon5893 Рік тому +3

      Really? After all the English did to your people?

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Рік тому +3

      @@alexandrasymeon5893 Grow up. ‘The English’ did nothing - I’m English and me and my ancestors did nothing to no one.

    • @jo.s7993
      @jo.s7993 Рік тому

      @@alexandrasymeon5893 Typical dumb Yank.

    • @trishameenaghan8982
      @trishameenaghan8982 Рік тому

      @mogznwaz
      Are planning on being STUPID all of your life?
      5 million of my ancestry starved...and you call that nothing.
      Your response just proves my point.

  • @gordonpeden6234
    @gordonpeden6234 5 років тому +82

    Can't believe the lead detective accepted a cup of tea from Russian authorities?? What a "Putz" Learned bugger all from experience!

    • @CIA_Killed_JFK
      @CIA_Killed_JFK 4 роки тому +10

      He knew the russians wouldnt kill a MI6 agent. That definitely would of started WW3

    • @cabin_fever
      @cabin_fever 4 роки тому +3

      @@CIA_Killed_JFK He was obviously clueless then, huh?

    • @colinluckens9591
      @colinluckens9591 4 роки тому +5

      No but Rizztana has a point - they certainly weren't going to murder a high profile team sent by and on behalf of the British government - but of course perhaps they should have expected to be as "inconvenienced" as much as possible, and by all means, including mild poisoning....

    • @CIA_Killed_JFK
      @CIA_Killed_JFK 4 роки тому +2

      @@colinluckens9591 but ya they should of knew that this whole investigation would be a wild goose chase. I highly doubt the people they interviewed were even the right people.

    • @damienholland8103
      @damienholland8103 4 роки тому +3

      The Russian authorities don't assassinate the US authorities and vice versa. Can't believe this was upvoted so many times.

  • @brandonwatson68
    @brandonwatson68 Рік тому +6

    Marina I’m sure Sasha is very proud of you and your son. God be with you both on your journey and God rest Sasha’s soul. Love from USA 🇺🇸

  • @jen_wren_x
    @jen_wren_x Рік тому +26

    Feel so bad for his wife, son & other family.. A horrific outcome for them.

    • @travelwithdovydas
      @travelwithdovydas Рік тому

      The suspect (Dmitry Kovtun) died last summer from Covid-19 in Moscow.

    • @edawardmurison4312
      @edawardmurison4312 Рік тому +1

      He was true British hero.and shud be example for all.russians nd mankind God bless his soul rip taken to soon.he exposed putin.and stood against him.even tho.he knew danger putting himself under he was unwavering in.telling the truth.about fsa nd putin.may his wife and son.have peaceful life they were also hero's now u see not every Russian the same he was not murderer and refused the orders deep down.he probably.knew that wud lead to his death guy.was British shud be honoured for way he stood up to fsa nd putin.he deserved to be buried with honour.

  • @francisvincentcabalatungan3232
    @francisvincentcabalatungan3232 6 років тому +24

    A world of spies isnt a world of civillian habits and social communication

  • @kaycox5555
    @kaycox5555 5 років тому +12

    Excellent video, thank you for posting and sharing.

  • @kennethcarlsen8920
    @kennethcarlsen8920 Рік тому +20

    Marina, how my heart breaks for you and your son

  • @davidwatts2963
    @davidwatts2963 2 роки тому +16

    In Mother Russia the wrong information is deadly. Especially if you tell someone else.

  • @BCSimonYT
    @BCSimonYT 2 роки тому +19

    It seems like he was still active working as intelligence officer against the Russians after he fled. Why was he meeting with intelligence folks if he truly wanted a new identity and life? This all doesnt add up.

    • @upload00
      @upload00 Рік тому +3

      Uhh obviously that’s why he was poisoned and why he had the number for mi5-6

    • @davidwatts2963
      @davidwatts2963 Рік тому +1

      When you live in a world of lies and secrets , you must keep all options open. If you are doing the “right” thing , you don’t want to leave your home, if you are able to even sneak back home and the political situation is if you aren’t found out by local news they will turn the other cheek, instead they killed him.

    • @davidwatts2963
      @davidwatts2963 Рік тому +1

      Sometimes a new leader will view you as a Patriot and may help you in anyway they can. There are many reasons to stay in touch with people you trust, they are both your best chance at life, or the best opportunity for your enemies to get to you, desperately you make your choice.

    • @ShewasIwas-biden
      @ShewasIwas-biden Рік тому

      This episode came out 4+ years ago. Go back to 2013-2014 when Lindsey Graham and John McStain promised Ukraine a overthrow of putin. The Same putin who was falsely accused of colluding with Trump by these same people

  • @johnnywalker4857
    @johnnywalker4857 Рік тому +26

    Sucks what they did to this guy, but in the grand scheme of things, Litvinenko's death was not in vain.

    • @infinitejest441
      @infinitejest441 Рік тому +2

      How so? Putin is still in power.

    • @LiberalsHateFacts
      @LiberalsHateFacts Рік тому

      I keep explaining the bit about the West having a resource advantage over Russia that is somewhere between 25-to-1 and 40-to-1, but they just don’t seem to get it.
      .
      So I decided to ‘draw a picture’ for them.
      .
      Exhibit One: 250 pounds, 6 foot four inches
      Exhibit Two: 10 pounds, 18 inches
      .
      THERE, DID THAT HELP ???
      .

    • @lukathurinn7906
      @lukathurinn7906 Рік тому

      ​@@LiberalsHateFacts No, it didn't

  • @byahe_tayo
    @byahe_tayo 5 років тому +175

    never accept a cup of tea from the russians especially if you are working with the foreign authorities

    • @basedsalty6970
      @basedsalty6970 5 років тому +5

      That was a deadly cup of tea

    • @alexhayden2303
      @alexhayden2303 5 років тому +2

      Did they check for Ricin?
      How dangerous is it?
      Polonium does not have toxic chemical properties. The danger comes when it emits radiation.
      (alpha.)
      Toxicologists estimate that one gram of polonium-210 could be enough to:

      kill 50 million people
      make another 50 million people ill

    • @theoneand0nly874
      @theoneand0nly874 5 років тому +2

      Arrafat polonium 210 alex

    • @lekamalamala5758
      @lekamalamala5758 5 років тому +4

      if the russian prime minister kill his soldier than he is killing many of his own country an trying to find his own riches in time of he still become a leader how can a country like russia still let putin to be the president poor country

    • @markttabor7812
      @markttabor7812 5 років тому +2

      Never accept a cup of tea from England it might be a false cup of tea! He was a assassin. Live by the sword.......

  • @anitamaree9121
    @anitamaree9121 5 років тому +61

    Poor man and his family. ...died just because he told the truth. RIP.

    • @pteronarcyscalifornica694
      @pteronarcyscalifornica694 5 років тому +4

      Epstein was murdered because he was about to tell the truth.

    • @scheve332
      @scheve332 5 років тому +10

      @@pteronarcyscalifornica694 Somehow I feel less sympathy for him being suicided

    • @pteronarcyscalifornica694
      @pteronarcyscalifornica694 5 років тому +4

      Except that the world deserved to hear the truth.

    • @colinluckens9591
      @colinluckens9591 4 роки тому +2

      Well now the truth is out for all to see

    • @hardball3.6.9
      @hardball3.6.9 Рік тому +3

      Free Julian Assange...

  • @BDR0110
    @BDR0110 Рік тому +15

    Blessings to his wife and son, curse to those who were involve in the killing

  • @poncianoboymiguel5950
    @poncianoboymiguel5950 Рік тому +17

    I was sad looking his wife and his son, really touching. Evil should end.

  • @BobBoB-ez1pi
    @BobBoB-ez1pi 5 років тому +11

    What of the cups,teapots, rooms all the items in the hotel rooms. The bathroom that was where they poured the residue down the sink, these were contaminated they were still all in common use,up to the point of the test findings. If it is as deadly as being made out then, other people have been condemned to death from using these items.

  • @JayDeeChannel
    @JayDeeChannel 9 місяців тому +3

    The naivety of the British authorities is unbelievable.

  • @sonjiesue1945
    @sonjiesue1945 6 років тому +78

    I never forgot this man. I had just been thinking of him just the other day. I believed him when he said he was poisoned. Ironic that this video is out after I was thinking of him.

    • @MrUlesus
      @MrUlesus 6 років тому +4

      you must be paranormal

    • @sonjiesue1945
      @sonjiesue1945 6 років тому +4

      @@ParallaxView111 I had been thinking about how the government keep so much from us, so I thought how many people have died just to get the truth out including this man.I can't believe it has been that long ago already.

    • @sonjiesue1945
      @sonjiesue1945 6 років тому

      @@MrUlesus Nope not paranormal.

    • @farmwife7944
      @farmwife7944 6 років тому +1

      Cartesian Diver now that Trump and his kids are using private email for government issues, are you sending him off another tweet?

    • @lioneldegrandpre8870
      @lioneldegrandpre8870 6 років тому +1

      +Farmwife Big difference between an email address, and Hillary's physical server she had installed. Her emails, classified info at that were routed to her own personal server

  • @Apchestangenightout
    @Apchestangenightout Рік тому +24

    He might have been a ex KGB but I say he blew the whistle on Vladimir Putin and for that alone he's a Hero may he rest in paradise 🕊️💯🙏🏻😇 God bless his family who is now alone because of Putin . I know right now 2023 she and their son are doing better than the beginning of his death . May God protect his family 💯🙏🏻😇👍

    • @LiberalsHateFacts
      @LiberalsHateFacts Рік тому

      I keep explaining the bit about the West having a resource advantage over Russia that is somewhere between 25-to-1 and 40-to-1, but they just don’t seem to get it.
      .
      So I decided to ‘draw a picture’ for them.
      .
      Exhibit One: 250 pounds, 6 foot four inches
      Exhibit Two: 10 pounds, 18 inches
      .
      THERE, DID THAT HELP ???
      .

  • @varietyvideofilmsosahonmon4376
    @varietyvideofilmsosahonmon4376 10 місяців тому +2

    As a former KGB officer Mr. Litvinenko should have known better. Trust no one to share drink or food with them.

  • @carlosgamez6522
    @carlosgamez6522 3 роки тому +16

    Yeah but he was one of theirs lived a privileged life at the top of the food chain , he was by no means guilt free I respect where he drew the line even though being Russian history he was basically a dead man walking living on borrowed time

  • @lindadills8133
    @lindadills8133 2 роки тому +39

    Hopefully this man and his family will get justice

    • @jesseray9944
      @jesseray9944 2 роки тому +3

      sadly they wont

    • @TheLucidSpecter
      @TheLucidSpecter 2 роки тому

      @@jesseray9944 hopefully not

    • @tuxievous420
      @tuxievous420 Рік тому +1

      @@jesseray9944 with the Russian war maybe Putin will face the consequences

    • @volks7
      @volks7 Рік тому +1

      This video is a form of justice and exposure of how evil is behind the scenes controlling the world

    • @jesseray9944
      @jesseray9944 Рік тому

      @@tuxievous420 i hope the day comes same with Dimitry

  • @Priinsu
    @Priinsu 2 місяці тому

    That was some insane detective work, and litvenenko's testimony was gold.

  • @MultiRobertjohn
    @MultiRobertjohn 2 роки тому +117

    A true Russian hero, rest in peace sir

    • @LiberalsHateFacts
      @LiberalsHateFacts Рік тому

      I keep explaining the bit about the West having a resource advantage over Russia that is somewhere between 25-to-1 and 40-to-1, but they just don’t seem to get it.
      .
      So I decided to ‘draw a picture’ for them.
      .
      Exhibit One: 250 pounds, 6 foot four inches
      Exhibit Two: 10 pounds, 18 inches
      .
      THERE, DID THAT HELP ???
      .

    • @DelphineTheWorstBladeEver
      @DelphineTheWorstBladeEver Рік тому

      ​@@LiberalsHateFacts not really

    • @AbhishekSingh-cv1tg
      @AbhishekSingh-cv1tg Рік тому

      A traitor

    • @Windwalker88
      @Windwalker88 Рік тому

      ​@@AbhishekSingh-cv1tgis it bad to betray the bad guys?

  • @johnwerner4925
    @johnwerner4925 5 років тому +19

    Very good doc. The unrelenting detectives of Scotland Yard get high marks. The judge is amazing in his candid remarks indicting the Russian FSB and Putin himself. In any murder case the one behind it is as guilty as his footmen who actually carry the murder out. This has been exposed and this doc follows it right up to the final court decision. If it was the Mossad going after justice I would bet the two murderers and also the mastermind would eventually disappear or be kidnapped and brought to stand before a court. Instead, at least, the real story is out which is very ugly and incriminating. The FSB may have got their pound of flesh, but they're exposed for what they are. There may no longer be a Soviet Union but little seems to have improved. Like all men, these murderers will have to meet their maker and in that there is ultimate final justice above anything mankind has a hand in.

    • @RobBCactive
      @RobBCactive 2 роки тому

      The USSR had higher standards, Vladolf's Russia is a mafia state.

    • @charshill2978
      @charshill2978 Рік тому

      Mossad? They get away with everything.

  • @selmahare
    @selmahare Рік тому +13

    How can you live with yourself after having made someone suffer so much?! Never mind even murder someone. You can’t be human. You can’t be human if you can do something like that. His killers probably rationalized it by telling themselves that with such a lethal dose he would die quickly; but he didn’t, he suffered terribly and I do wonder how they live with that knowledge. One if those two even introduced him to his son as uncle Sasha, knowing that he had just killed him. Sad for all involved, but specially for the perpetrators (both the one who was also poisoned and the surviving one) whose karma is unthinkable and unimaginable.

    • @CarlBland-cv5zo
      @CarlBland-cv5zo Рік тому

      Sociopaths psychopaths ?

    • @eriqueettours6011
      @eriqueettours6011 Рік тому

      A state is biggger you cant fight it. Putin is doing it for his state.yiu just dont go writing secrets if your state to foreign entities.if you try correcting bad and it doesnt work stay low

  • @edosupra14
    @edosupra14 2 роки тому +6

    Great DOCUMENTARY.

  • @richardlahan7068
    @richardlahan7068 4 роки тому +15

    He served an evil government as a KGB major. He knew exactly what they were capable of. I'm glad he told Scotland Yard all he knew before he died.

  • @Festoniaful
    @Festoniaful Рік тому +3

    Great video, it's very important to make it known.

  • @peter9180
    @peter9180 6 років тому +47

    I don’t see Putin being invited on an official visit to the UK anytime soon.

    • @lex1945
      @lex1945 5 років тому +21

      i am pretty sure he doesn't care at all, LOL!

    • @colinluckens9591
      @colinluckens9591 4 роки тому +4

      Putin is good candidate for World Public Enemy no.1

    • @dietmarbitterlich3500
      @dietmarbitterlich3500 4 роки тому +3

      The UK is just boot licker of the or rupture US.

    • @airsickspace9272
      @airsickspace9272 3 роки тому

      Don’t worry he’s welcome at America

    • @tonylyman9222
      @tonylyman9222 10 місяців тому

      St8 bootlickers and leg humpers

  • @vovamccher8160
    @vovamccher8160 4 роки тому +10

    I am proud of Marina Litvinenko.

  • @brianevans2819
    @brianevans2819 Рік тому +6

    How can one person cause so much mayhem misery chaos death destruction tears & heartache and threaten world peace in their life time?
    You come into this world to do your bit to make it better and hopefully a better world when you leave it.

    • @buddahJesus
      @buddahJesus Рік тому +2

      Oh cmon, Hillary Clinton is not that bad...

    • @charshill2978
      @charshill2978 Рік тому

      One person? It took more than one person. 🙄

    • @brianevans2819
      @brianevans2819 Рік тому

      @@charshill2978 how many would you say?

    • @jeroenlurling2970
      @jeroenlurling2970 Рік тому +1

      Ego and fear, that's how.

    • @brianevans2819
      @brianevans2819 Рік тому +2

      @@jeroenlurling2970 I think we forgot greed reportably hundreds of billions, yachts, planes, properties, watches, including over a billion dollar palace and yet still not happy, so it has gone to be a mental problem surely?

  • @bikenavbm1229
    @bikenavbm1229 2 роки тому +12

    that guy Clive Timmons no way is he a cop, I think he is an undercover secret comedian. cracking documentary, quite a few brave people in this story.

  • @msk70kr
    @msk70kr 2 роки тому +22

    Poor guy, what a horrible death.

  • @jeanlind7540
    @jeanlind7540 Рік тому +7

    It’s odd Litvinenko had no suspicion of his poisoners?

  • @saroth1978
    @saroth1978 6 років тому +51

    WHY HAVEN'T THEY MADE A BIG MOVIE ABOUT THIS????
    I think I could see Alexander Skarsgard in the lead role as Sasha/Alexander Litivenko

    • @LosianOne
      @LosianOne 5 років тому +9

      This is a movie. Not all stories need to be block buster mission impossible stories, in fact some need to not be.

    • @RobBCactive
      @RobBCactive 2 роки тому +2

      I guess Oliver Stone missed the real story and fell for the "cuddly misunderstood dictator" line.
      When Vladolf Putin's story is told this can be his "Geli" phase (Hitler's live in niece died by his gun).

  • @tusharwandkar2256
    @tusharwandkar2256 6 років тому +6

    Good work keep it cominggg I'm lovinit

  • @tsachamthu3290
    @tsachamthu3290 Рік тому +9

    A real man as a husband and father...

  • @awawdeh24
    @awawdeh24 2 роки тому +14

    wow can’t imagine the pain this guy were in it looks like very dangerous material but how it were brought in to the UK with all the security in airports !!!

  • @ompaloompa4970
    @ompaloompa4970 2 роки тому +18

    The guys who did the poisoning spread it everywhere. And to themselves. Prayers for the wife and son✝️🙏

    • @RobBCactive
      @RobBCactive 2 роки тому +4

      Russian incompetence, same with the Novichok incident.

    • @pontifexinstitute
      @pontifexinstitute Рік тому

      @@RobBCactiveNovi is Polonium ...

    • @Boglim
      @Boglim Рік тому +2

      @@RobBCactive the FSB probably didn’t tell them anything about it.

  • @Bootmahoy88
    @Bootmahoy88 2 роки тому +8

    I have to admit that KGB hit was cleverly executed.

  • @wertfreund2480
    @wertfreund2480 4 роки тому +4

    36:36 why is a such high ranking team of investigators in a case that involves FSB-members not placed in the British embassy or consulate?
    42:12 outstanding sense of humor and expression of insistence!👌

    • @brentfarvors192
      @brentfarvors192 3 роки тому

      It's because their talents are wasted investigating people they can't prosecute...To put it another way; If Vlad the Putin want's you dead, you done REALLY F'd up!

    • @RobBCactive
      @RobBCactive 2 роки тому

      Britain learned from Russia's "cooperation", them going as guests meant intelligence was gained, showing criminal intent of Vladolf Putin's mafia state.

  • @undergroundfitclub1
    @undergroundfitclub1 Рік тому +12

    Horrible deeds done by EVIL PEOPLE..
    RIP SIR! 🙏❤️

  • @tanyakotze6754
    @tanyakotze6754 4 роки тому +9

    No comment, but a right verdict by the judge.

  • @grincadorna4753
    @grincadorna4753 5 років тому +14

    James Bond left the group

  • @josephcraker2511
    @josephcraker2511 Рік тому +3

    Very generous of Jose Mourinho to volunteer his time voice acting for this program.

  • @blackqueen2205
    @blackqueen2205 6 років тому +22

    42:16 I love his sense of humor lol

  • @dataman1000
    @dataman1000 4 роки тому +12

    This case is suspicious, why would you use a slow method to kill someone you don't want to spill the beans, and why catch and release him in the first place?

    • @marvingordon7121
      @marvingordon7121 4 роки тому +6

      because Russia wanted everyone to see that you are playing with fire if you are not loyal to Russia. it is, so to speak, an unspoken threat.

    • @dataman1000
      @dataman1000 4 роки тому +3

      @@marvingordon7121 but the narrative in msm is that it was to keep him from talking

    • @dataman1000
      @dataman1000 3 роки тому +1

      @@marvingordon7121 No, because they say they killed him to silence him, that makes no sense

    • @brentfarvors192
      @brentfarvors192 3 роки тому

      #1. They want the perpetrators to get away #2. They wanted to make a "Point"; "This is what happens when you cross V Putin #3. They were "most likely" grooming him to be Putin's apprentice/replacement...

    • @brentfarvors192
      @brentfarvors192 3 роки тому

      @@dataman1000 Point being; They didn't care what he said. Just that he violated his oath to the KGB...If they allow members to turn on them, they aren't very "secure", now, are they...? His "mistake", was not realizing how close to the top he actually was...He was being groomed to be either Putin's successor, or second in command.(IMO, anyway...He was awfully young to get that high up, without it being planned.) Putin was groomed by the KGB to be Russian's leader.

  • @robbie9030
    @robbie9030 Рік тому +5

    Read Litvenjenkos book “Blowing Up Russia”
    It tells all you need to know about Putin.

  • @carrolfrye256
    @carrolfrye256 2 роки тому +7

    Putin wanted this man to suffer,and send an message to any that dare to challenge him.

  • @aliciaarden2019
    @aliciaarden2019 5 років тому +28

    53:10 she's still wearing the wedding band

    • @victoriabarefoot3998
      @victoriabarefoot3998 5 років тому +8

      Definitely keep it on never removed it. True love.💃

    • @JWB86
      @JWB86 4 роки тому +1

      @Dean McAndrew except Russia is not in the West lol

    • @standup2982
      @standup2982 4 роки тому

      @Dean McAndrew salty much.

  • @HASBIKSHORTSVIDEO
    @HASBIKSHORTSVIDEO Рік тому +1

    Thanks for video

  • @jimleon7894
    @jimleon7894 4 роки тому +7

    Odd that the British did not include a covert RUSSIAN SPEAKER in their group to Russia. Incredibly short sighted. And they got played.

    • @RobBCactive
      @RobBCactive 2 роки тому

      Brits don't brag about intelligence matters .. it was a police investigation with real detectives, if they did that after "Martin" met the police you might find out in 75 years.

  • @andrewmagro7703
    @andrewmagro7703 5 років тому +27

    set your VPN to Russia and its Blocked - Funny That !!

    • @tonylyman9222
      @tonylyman9222 10 місяців тому

      When only one side is spoon fed to you it keeps the sheep 🐑 dumb