So, who exactly was behind this? Putin and/or rogue elements within the Russian government are leading contenders, and this could be a very public way of sending messages to opponents of the Russian government.
AJ Strata and Pajamas Media are on top of the situation with analysis and updates.
UPDATE:
The Guardian says that Scaramella does not show any signs of radiation poisoning.
The Italian academic, who met the ex-KGB man on the day he was allegedly poisoned, tested positive yesterday for a "significant quantity" of the radioactive substance, polonium-210, which is believed to have killed Mr Litvinenko.Curious. Very curious.
But doctors at London's University College Hospital said today that preliminary test results carried out on him showed no sign of radiation toxicity.
Technorati: Litvinenko, polonium 210, Alexander Litvinenko, kgb, poisoning, politics, Mario Scaramella.
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