Who is behind the poisoning of Yushchenko? The US intelligence has declassified data.

American intelligence officials criticize the report mentioning the murders of Putin's political opponents. The report also mentions the poisoning of Yushchenko. This is reported by Bloomberg.

Some parts of the document are redacted to protect classified information.

The report provides examples of similar murders. Intelligence believes that the perpetrators are Russian special services, and the murders were sanctioned by Putin.

The Kremlin is interested in political and opposition leaders from former Soviet republics who are considered a threat.

The report mentions the poisoning of Yushchenko in 2004 when he was a presidential candidate.

The report reveals details of four known murders: Yandarbiyev in 2004 in Qatar, Litvinenko in 2006 in London, Perepilichnyy in 2012 in the UK, and Bednov in 2015.

The report also notes that Kadyrov is allowed to kill Chechens abroad independently.

The US National Intelligence document asserts that Moscow systematically uses intelligence services to eliminate individuals considered a threat to the Russian regime.

Intelligence experts are confident that such murders will continue.

Let us remember that during the Orange Revolution in 2004, Pliushch encouraged Yushchenko to prepare for protests.

On November 21, 2004, the Orange Revolution began - the largest protest in independent Ukraine.

To mark the anniversary of the event, 'Glavkom' prepared a series of materials, including an interview with Bezsmertnyi - one of Yushchenko's closest associates, a people's deputy, and a two-Time deputy prime minister.

The article also mentions how the symbolism of the Orange movement was formed and what happened to it after the revolution.