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IS SERGEI SKRIPAL ANOTHER ALEXANDER LITVINENKO? MYSTERIOUS RUSSIAN SPY POISONING GRIPS U.K.
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Sergei Skripal, who is critically ill in hospital after being exposed to a mystery substance on Sunday, turned double agent in 1995 when he was recruited by the UK's Secret Intelligence Service, MI6.
Skripal passed information to MI6 agents between 1995 and December 2004, when he was arrested. That was the verdict of a Moscow military court, which sentenced him to 13 years in prison for spying for Britain.
| http://www.newsweek.com/russia-spy-sergei-kripal-litvinenko-salisbury-832220
| 1) Who the hell is Litvinenko?
2) Stop creating threads with such cancerous clickbait titles.
| Worst board for danger u by far
| The trump/Russia dossier is fanfic at best, if he's a double agent than that's probably why he was poisoned, either way publishing spy related stuff is really counter productive of news networks, same with military actions
| A spy.
I understand they enjoy huge paycheck. Why? Because they take a huge risk with the very act of spying.
But then again, a risk is always a risk. If you are a spy and get busted, the huge paycheck and other benefits you so happily enjoy, turn all into a hellish nightmare.
Move along citizen, nothing to see here.
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| The ex-Kremlin spy apparently poisoned in Britain has links to the man who wrote the explosive Trump-Russia dossier
Sergei Skripal, the former Russian spy at the centre of an apparent attempted assassination plot in Britain, had links to Christopher Steele.
Skripal passed intelligence to British officials at the same time Steele became MI6's Kremlin specialist.