Russia Blocks Extradition in Spy Case

10 Jul 2007

Russia has formally refused to extradite the man suspected of murdering former agent Alexander Litvinenko with radioactive polonium-210, British prosecutors said Tuesday. Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s office said the Russian position was ”extremely disappointing” and said he was considering options in response. Full Story

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