US intelligence declassified information about Yushchenko's poisoning — Ukraine

The published document contains a list of political murders committed by Russian special services since the beginning of 2000, when Vladimir Putin came to power in the Russian Federation.

Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, who was poisoned with dioxin during the 2004 election campaign, fell victim to the Kremlin's policy of eliminating political leaders considered a threat to Vladimir Putin's regime.

This is stated in a declassified report of the US National Intelligence Directorate, which was provided to Bloomberg.

This document contains a list of political murders committed by Russian special services since the beginning of 2000, when Vladimir Putin came to power in the Russian Federation.

Among the persons against whom such a murderous policy was conducted, American intelligence names political and opposition leaders in the former Soviet republics, who were considered…