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Novaya Gazeta Blames All Big Crimes on Secret Services of Russia
Former and serving officers of Russia’s enforcement bodies, ranging from secret services to the Army and Interior Ministry, were involved in big terror actions and killings of the past 15 years, Igor Korolkov from Novaya Gazeta concluded.
Quite a number of criminal cases show the existence of certain strategic plot, which unites dozens of terror actions committed both in Russia and oversees, Korolkov wrote in the article published by Novaya Gazeta.

Novaya Gazeta correspondent, Korolkov rooted that assumption in the personal experience. In mid.-1990s, he wrote, he met a few covert gangs led by serving officers of secret services of the Interior Ministry. High-ranked officials of the KGB-FSB were involved in the series of big terror actions that hit Moscow starting from mid.-1990.

On the other hand, Korolkov didn’t disclose the sources of information nor did he provide some documentary confirmation. Instead, the correspondent published the extracts from some secret instruction.

The document says officers of Russia’s enforcement bodies are willing to create “a wide network of agents” and “special troops” for “physical killing the chiefs and active members of terrorist, intelligence and subversive groups fighting the federal authorities.”
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