KGB Killing: Who Poisoned Alexander Litvinenko? (True Crime Documentary) | Real Stories

This documentary minutely investigates the clues around the assassination by poisoning of former KGB colonel, Alexander Litvinenko in London, 23rd of November, 2006. With help from Alexander Litvinenko's recounts told to Scotland Yard investigators just before his death, an international manhunt leads to the Kremlin - and is here told in full for the first time, with exclusive access to key individuals.
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[@samirbatta502]

It's so funny that this British team knew how the Russians love to poison beverages and edible items but somehow completely forget about it once they are offered tea😂

[@EzyExpress2bh]

And the murder weapon(substance) was delivered through "tea". Yet it went over there heads

[@mochiisntbad6762]

@@EzyExpress2bh they knew that if he was a true brit he can't resist tea

[@marisamerritt5107]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@01234567891111994]

Even I was wondering that . Pro tip: never touch anything in Russia 😅

[@avehematti1250]

Exactly my thoughts!!!

[@AviationNut]

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[@sonogabri1]

Thank you !!!

[@PeteJab]

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[@barbarawilliams7194]

Aviation Nut I wish I could copy this to share it to my Facebook and Messenger

[@AviationNut]

@@barbarawilliams7194 Go ahead and copy it if you want to, it's no problem. I myself learned that trick from other people.

[@bellablock5864]

Thanks!

[@motorcyclestig6941]

They need to make a movie about this story. Probably one of the craziest spy stories I've ever heard.

[@philjames6206]

If you spy against Russia this is a possible downside.

[@rosestephanierodriguez9084]

@@philjames6206 Sir, this guy was a KGB Russian spy for his own country-then left his country. Also, if he wasn't KGB and spied against Russia he would have received a bullet in the head, pronto.

[@scarecrow9474]

@@rosestephanierodriguez9084 my lady, you are wrong. He wouldn't recieve the bullets for his betray. He left his country thats why we poisoned him

[@ramdingaliana9711]

If you mean spy stories, then you probably haven't read many spy stories/novels coz in fiction novels, you will find many stories much more intriguing, twisted and thrilling ones than this one.

[@BetelgeizeStar]

@@rosestephanierodriguez9084 im from russia and i can say that this is not correct. in his book he stated that he was working in kgb but then he has realised that his bosses were cooperating with russian mafia to make money. his bosses made a proposal - if he and his team will help them kill people, they will make a lot of money. They refused. after that they made a public statement that their bosses and putin were corrupted and basically gangsters and murderers. later he was arrested for 2 years, after he was released he managed to escape to london. our government killed him in revenge and so he cannot testify against russian president and his criminal friends-oligarchs

[@piggysister01]

A tragedy, but seriously, if you were Alexander Litvinenko, would you eat or drink ANYTHING that wasn’t at/from home - especially in the company of Russians!? And the police officers who went to Russia, they must have balls of steel!

[@mmajedi5265]

Balls of steel?!?! They went to russia to interview them as witnesses!!!! Its cowardly

[@onceuponatimeinamerica-cha8578]

Any serious service will do as well as this man, any country Russia or America, France. once you get into that world there is no going back. I'm someone who finished school and college majoring in military intelligence... thank God I've never been involved in that. As a boy, it looks attractive, later you see what they want from you.

[@annakaye1629]

Did you really believe that story? Stop smoking shyt...

[@annakaye1629]

​​@@onceuponatimeinamerica-cha8578nobody likes traitors - theirs or others. They use them from all sides & throw them under the bus😂😂😂😂😂

[@SophiaR-wm5bn]

triple agents on payroll from FSB, MI-6 and CIA do not live long I guess ...

[@adzreenaziz6255]

If i was ex KGB who had just deflected...i would go completely off the grid and avoid meeting any kgb agents..ever

[@charlesthevillainwholaughs8802]

many i think do this

[@INTEGRITY273]

Impossible. You obviously know nothing about Russian cruelty and psychopathy in KGB.

[@thekingstayking836]

defected. your not a goal keeper

[@julianakleijn9254]

@@INTEGRITY273 ok vanity fair lol most AMERICAN NAME POSSIBLE. let's hear what YOU know about the KGB lolol

[@Jojo-dt4ce]

What would Navalny do?

[@kimigunny]

The wife is a very strong woman.

[@rabbitphobia]

And a decent wife.

[@nojoke110]

Indeed she is

[@amandasherman4140]

You can see her heartbreak in her eyes....she truly loved her husband. I feel awful for her.

[@cristinauto]

Sam Ali you’re an idiot 🤦‍♀️there’s no way that women knew anything!! It’s obvious that she loved her husband very much dumbnuts

[@mariavandecatsijne1977]

kimigunny bb

[@danielc9441]

So Sasha and his family escaped Russia, formed a new identity with a new name and yet was still contactable and agreed to meet with the other Russian agents that poisoned him and no one asks why?

[@georgievillafuerte3171]

my thought as well. why did he still meet with russian agents?

[@charlesthevillainwholaughs8802]

@@georgievillafuerte3171 he was using his spycraft, probably as a way of earning a living, which he seemed to like.

[@m2ranojaholo79]

@@georgievillafuerte3171 Probably a double agent.

[@theyracemesohard]

Shhhh you’re not meant to ask those kind of questions

[@SlaughterOfRoses]

They were ex agents, thats what he thought

[@mayraidrovo8208]

The fact that he allowed his wife to take a photo for the the world to see what they’ve done it’s remarkable.

[@SophiaR-wm5bn]

MI-6 job

[@del2665]

No it isn't. That's what you get when you make a career out of being a c nt

[@jkoonce4244]

😂😂 he allowed nothing the three letter acronym for some government agency told her exactly what to do and say

[@jkoonce4244]

​@@SophiaR-wm5bnwhoa 😳 yah nah sumthin like that seems obvious huh

[@superpacharee]

Human are the most scary animal on earth.

[@dustsky]

Yes, capable of sublime acts of kindness and courage, and unspeakable evil as well. Quite a bunch we are...

[@Scorch428]

Dude have u seen SHARKS??

[@desiintrovert6497]

Mosquitoes R more dangerous Than humans - diseases carrier.. Deaths by mosquitoes is larger compared to humans.. However with Nuk in picture - Humans R T most powerful species to destroy earth 50x time's

[@encounterwithastranger]

Scary is an understatement. Humans are the most wicked and evil hearted creatures on earth.

[@rreennoo1]

@@Scorch428 no shark will tell you, he"s friendly, you know, what you can get - they never promise to bring democracy

[@smartpmark]

Just by looking at the comments.. A lot of people here clearly has a career in espionage.. LOL

[@PeterSForce]

I was thinking the same think

[@1flashlite1]

have

[@jamunaelangbam1185]

ahaha😂😂😂

[@OldManPaxusYT]

it's not like the movies and people are generally pretty flawed... nothing wrong with critising his actions... It's human nature to be curious and second-guess.... you're doing it right now! Instead of questioning the spook and his actions and what you would do differently, you're doing it about the ppl who commented about it.

[@OldManPaxusYT]

@@GensUnaSumus09 it's not like the movies and people are generally pretty flawed... nothing wrong with critising his actions... It's human nature to be curious and second-guess.... you're doing it right now! Instead of questioning the spook and his actions and what you would do differently, you're doing it about the ppl who commented about it.

[@melissaclark6578]

It’s so sad. People who do the right thing get killed. This happens all the time. I feel so heartbroken for the victims families.

[@ashirafkizito9690]

But do you think to raise up to that rank he had, he was to kill only one person, he had killed people before. He lived and died by the sword

[@aliyahkats8657]

That's what is happening in uganda for daily basis

[@vickydonohoe1372]

Yes

[@deionamariemuhammad628]

Thank goodness his family spoke up

[@bekeralabaechi9794]

He is traitor, what did he expect?

[@halidharis]

This video was showed up randomly on my youtube home screen.turned to be my first random video and i didn't skip a second of this...

[@kitty-vk8ic]

Me too

[@19culprit25]

Halid Haris same

[@brainretardant]

Except over a half hour of ads thanks to post #1

[@ohmslaw5986]

He said they kill political. And. Highly business men.they questions is how many has he killed? What goes around. Comes around.do I feel for him

[@teressawright5480]

Same here, very nice footage...

[@kam0406]

The medical team that provided care for this man did an exceptional job. The care they provided allowed this man the time to tell his story and allow his family say goodbye.

[@jasoncutshaw8401]

Noooo.. It was a slow acting poison..

[@algreaves4515]

What a wonderful thing to bring attention to. Your comment here warmed my heart.

[@doug6594]

>

[@hb19110]

Putin does not control Russian illegal hackers. Putin did not control Steele. Putin KGP are like FBI. Did the FBI deliberately set up and lie in Russia Collusion.? They said they were lied to.??? No difference.

[@LouHar28]

😆 lol

[@zakmatias2250]

If they wanted to kill him in few minutes they could have done but actually they wanted him to suffer before dying and that's exactly what they got.

[@HeedfulHistory]

They also wanted to send a message to all Russians about what happens when you ‘betray’ the state

[@ChillingCrowley]

They show new agents the video of a double agent being burned alive, I forgot the poor guy's name but it was a well known case. The current govt of the Russian Federation sure seems to hate the west! Most unfriendly.

[@leelunk8235]

NOPE, 1ST TWO ATTEMPTS FAILED, THEY HAD TO GO BACK WITH A SHITLOAD OF PLOTONIUM TO GET THE JOB DONE, HENCE ALL THE EXTRA PLOTONIUM DOWN THE SINK

[@leelunk8235]

ZAK+ YOU'RE WRONG, THEY ATTEMPTED TO KILL HIM THE 1ST TIME AND HE JUST GOT SICK, 2ND TIME SAME OUTCOME, 3RD TIME WORKED AND HE DIED

[@leelunk8235]

@isalmeda you EVERYONE REACTS DIFFERENT..WATCH THE VIDEO..HE WAS POISONED THE 1ST TIME AND IT DIDNT WORK..DUDE FLEW BACK TO THAT COUNTRY TO POISON HIM AGAIN..THIS TIME HE HAD SO MUCH POLONIUM WITH HIM THAT HE POURED IT DOWN THE SINK IN THE HOTEL..THIS ONE WAS A CHARM..SO YOURE WRONG..HE WAS POISONED MORE THAN ONCE

[@VintageVera]

Calling him a traitor is revulsive. He was a patriot who respected his country enough to try to right a wrong. That's why he was killed.

[@ArkRaptorsNest]

😂😂

[@oskie37]

@@ArkRaptorsNest no this was just internal conflict between killers, how did he arrive in such high position

[@mollyjackson4514]

The fact that they were able to get him back after he collapsed on November 22nd.... talk about world class doctors. I hope they were recognized for their hard work. 😔

[@kam0406]

That is a very good point. The doctors had to do everything they could against a clock that was surely ticking to a certain death. It gave everyone the opportunity to hear what happened and who was responsible. It is a miracle this man was able to stay alive for weeks after this kind of poisoning, let alone speak in detail and answer police questions. This also gave his family time to say goodbye. The doctors provided amazing care. It should be noted in medical journals what protocol was utilized.

[@charlieminaj2]

@@kam0406 was all an act

[@nicholassternon5857]

@@charlieminaj2 Was the novichok poisoning of Sergei Skripal an act too? For someone who believes in conspiracy theories its funny that you would be on the wrong side of it lol

[@charlieminaj2]

@@nicholassternon5857 novischock came from a military lab, like covid19

[@robyndaniels1381]

I ask the question why did we squander so much NHS money and resources looking after him?

[@dlam2864]

intresting that his son speaks with a mixed british and russian accent

[@rogue_spirit]

I was thinking exactly that, especially at the end of the video. Maybe he's not leaving home that much for his protection, dunno.

[@MichaelLapi-ht8zm]

It caught my attention too.

[@spartancy4604]

Well both his parents are native Russians and probably spoke it at home, making him pick up the accent

[@YoshimiGG]

Happens. Some people never pick up a non-American accent from me when I speak English. Some people have told me I've always had the mixed accent

[@ramdingaliana9711]

How do you think he should speak? With no accent? He waa born in Russia and spent time there until, I guess, he was 10 years old and it would be very hard to fully get rid of his Russian accent, especially considering he is only around 23-26 years old now.

[@смиренный-х2б]

So you send a team of guys to the Russian Federation where the majority of people there speak Russian and out of all the people you brought you didnt bring a Russian translator?

[@Sedonawhite]

Ikr!

[@shemo_ghoul]

although... only one agent is allowed to meet with each suspect

[@смиренный-х2б]

@@shemo_ghoul Then find someone trustworthy who speaks Russian. I'm sure MI6 has someone who speaks it and they are the ones that briefed the cops before the trip!

[@shemo_ghoul]

David Alexandrovitch it does not matter whom you find as long as they let ONLY ONE agent in the room. A translator or "a trustworthy" person cannot interrogate a suspect. Also, the Russians wouldnt give the tape either and it would be useless again.

[@смиренный-х2б]

@@shemo_ghoul Nah i think you're missing the point. To each their own tho.

[@AnAdorableWombat]

This shows how tough Russians are! He lived almost a month after the poisoning. Goodness! Rest in peace Mr. Lit.

[@bottle3124]

Sounds like you compliment the Russians…

[@AnAdorableWombat]

@@bottle3124 I do compliment Russians alot. They are tough and they scare me. So what now? I can compliment and dislike who I please.

[@bottle3124]

@@AnAdorableWombat you disliked the video? Litvinenko wouldn’t be happy about that

[@mesmer3780]

Gotta admire the cheek of those cops. "Vould you lyke zome tea, gentilmyn?" "Oi, too right mate, I could MURDER a cuppa right now." *Chugs tea while maintaining unblinking eye contact*

[@savagex466-qt1io]

LMFAO ! funny but not lol I can totally hear the accenct shifty russians shifty as can be " in soiiveet russsiiaia sppyy lies to spieeee "

[@Reth_Hard]

Don't drink the kool-aid... I mean... Don't drink the russian tea...

[@elwolf8536]

Whilst it's still scalding hot

[@TrueHoodEnt]

😆😆😆

[@christopherpaxton9823]

lmfaooo!

[@UnthinkableFairytales]

Once a hunter always a hunter, the moment you stop being one, you become the hunted.

[@edwelndiobel1567]

Clearly you've never met a hermit.

[@leelunk8235]

@@edwelndiobel1567 CLEARLY YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT HE MEANS BY THAT STATEMENT

[@speaklifetothem2412]

Oh my God.. yes!!

[@ErinMar]

@@edwelndiobel1567 😊😊😊

[@mick7474]

please elaborate kindly...

[@yokehuatgoh]

lesson learnt: if someone offers you tea, have them drink it first, all of it. better still, accept no offers from strangers.

[@aladinhegic3306]

Its okay to drink if you're not an important person, if you are well be beware 🤔👀

[@leiryandinglasanmanalo7326]

Right,,i gave watched many russian war movies and love stories because of ghus quarantine, hitler brought extreme damage in russia in terms of making lots of poison in coffe sardines riverwaters ,russia must have learned it and adopt even to thier own people,

[@Scorch428]

Crazy that after the verdict, the entire jury, judge, prosecutors and detectives all got cancer, eh? Prolly a coinky dink tho.

[@jamesfuller8342]

yokehuatgoh they might put It in one of the cups

[@Topofthetopapex]

*Gustavo fringes joined the chat😂

[@yiy3429]

My heart goes out to his wife and son. Hope no more trouble will ever come their way. How about the health of the family he left behind? And how about the health of the doctors and nurses who treated him and that of the MI6 and the Scotland Yard guys who interviewed him?

[@peterma594]

They should be OK cause’ Po210 could not penetrate skin or human tissue…

[@yiy3429]

@@peterma594 Oh, OK. Thanks for telling me that.

[@pippalefebvre5575]

My heart goes out to the first wife and two children he abandoned in Russia to run off with Marina. Funny how they don’t figure into the romantic fairytale of his life with the new family.

[@irishman6517]

@@pippalefebvre5575 is this true?

[@pippalefebvre5575]

@@irishman6517 Yes. Check out A Very Expensive Poison or even his Wikipedia page. He was even married to he first wife for a little longer than Marina. No one ever talks about his starter family. They just gloss over it and focus on his second family…making it into a fairy tale about love, devotion, and loss. Yet we all forget that fairy tales have dark origins. I just have problems with parents who dump spouses and children for a newer, shinier model.

[@aymangabo5784]

Now no one knows why this has so many likes

[@TrueSanataniOm]

Traitor Must Be Punished. Putin is Right.

[@billybbob18]

They actually have awesome teas.

[@HMH817]

Lol

[@HMH817]

Saha is ma go go

[@earthsouljah4116]

Don't spy👀or death💉

[@dazuk1969]

What a dreadful way to die...the fact he lived for three weeks is a remarkable testament of courage and strength. My heart goes out his wife and child. lastly, the world needs more people like this dude...people who stand and be counted when they see wrong doing...even if that means standing up to the might of Russia....Peace.

[@AlonsoRules]

Polonium 210 produces alpha radiation which literally destroys cells. He was being burned alive from the inside.

[@dazuk1969]

@@AlonsoRules Yes Anthony, it is truly horrific to even think about. Thanks for your reply.

[@samidu492]

Horrible

[@xolanin]

#Wikileaks

[@jameseire3661]

He was a KGB officer have pity for his victims and their children and their wives

[@AnthonyLeighDunstan]

Putin would be watching this and saying: "huh, they know nah-thing".

[@kelvoloveblincksmotivation4665]

The rules of secret code

[@JamesBond-oe5px]

why he has to meet those Russian guys again Nobody knows for sure maybe British did it

[@fazlulkarimfahid9475]

@@JamesBond-oe5px i think so

[@michaeldunham3385]

@@JamesBond-oe5px do you even bother watching the videos?

[@ramdingaliana9711]

Mr. Bond, why didn't you investigate the matter in stead of those Scotland Yard people?

[@TheMisterMarilyn]

Well done British police services!!

[@chriswoodroffe7925]

Why we are not hearing how much the CIA killed

[@youlandparris8529]

My heart genuinely goes out to his family. May he rest in peace.

[@jeniferlynn3550]

seriously???? for traitor ??? wtf???

[@gordonaliasme1104]

@@jeniferlynn3550 you're a double agent.

[@bohyspendejo5121]

@@jeniferlynn3550 wasnt he literally a jihadist?

[@bohyspendejo5121]

@Travel Xplorer Thats what they say about him on wikipedia

[@fazehamster1340]

My mum was friends with the killer

[@jandedick7519]

This poor guy looked just like the plant workers and firemen of Chernobyl right before they died of radiation poisoning. Poor soul😓

[@jeniferlynn3550]

come on he IS TRAITOR ONCE YOU STAND ON THAT PAT WHAT DO YOU EXPECT A GOLDEN MEDAL???

[@DUCKSXLE]

He’s literally bald

[@doctorpanigrahi9975]

No Chernobyl victims looked way worse.( People who died and we're close proximity to the core)

[@leelunk8235]

MR.LITVINENKO WASN'T A ROLE MODEL EITHER NOR A NOVEL MAN OK, WORKED FOR THE KGB, HOW MANY ASSASSINATIONS DID HE COMMIT HIMSELF BEFORE HE TURNED DOWN PUTINS LAST REQUEST? THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU SAY

[@billy6pack887]

@@leelunk8235 plus berezhozsky was a piece of p. Glad they got him too.

[@almadavis8274]

That man was pretty healthy/strong to have survived as long as he did with the poison in his system and several attempts.

[@n000d13s]

He is a descendant of rasputin

[@warilaetamaraye8712]

Three times they came for him! His body was top form, his spirit unbreakable! Yet putin killed him!

[@DW_Kiwi]

God has forsaken Russia. But I think also that the rule of Law prevailed in the UK at that time.

[@christinamcilwaine8235]

Rest In Peace no one derserves to Suffer like that ❤ 🙏❤

[@THELAKERSWAG]

Christina Mcilwaine actually some people like pedophiles actually deserve that and much worse

[@igazii6258]

Islam needs to sufffer like this

[@bad_vibesgaming9426]

i gazii u sick not all Islam people bad

[@kip_sang7268]

So painful

[@SA-yn6pg]

i gazii the fact that you bring up my religion in a conversation where it has nothing to do with Islam shows me the truth of ignorance. It is in the face of humanity.

[@lovewins9267]

“It didn’t stop them from doing their job...they just did it in short bursts.” 😂That’s dedication. Well done gentlemen!

[@wildernessandme1744]

The thoughts of going to the toilets must have distract them from their objectives. 🤣

[@gordonaliasme1104]

The laughter emoji means that you are heartless, or Russian spies.

[@clarker89]

Wow I always thought Scotland Yard were smart. Listening to these two talk is crazy with the little jokes they make but then I found out they drank the tea after knowing the man who they interviewed and seen lose his hair and die in a few hours before had drank tea that was poisoned by these people. How could you send these clowns to do an interview and expect them to bring home all the evidence.

[@barbarasmith7663]

KCJones Lmao I’d estimate it’s a 50/50 chance of the Russians taking the tape and them just forgetting to pack it 😂

[@JTScott1988]

@s Jones yes. You would

[@sdsures]

They drank the tea, because it would have looked extremely suspicious for the British agents NOT to drink the tea. When a Russian offers you tea, you drink it.

[@Jejdjejbfjf]

I’m surprised as well, wouldn’t the police officer have checked the tapes properly?

[@lukepittle8961]

@@Jejdjejbfjf every chance it was taken from his bag at the airport mate

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

This stoic woman, not outright crying, but narrating with pain in her eyes.... That’s the love of a Russian wife.

[@foreversocal1]

@Jose Raul Miguens Cruz oh god, so confident in ur statement. keep that up, you'll be spreading propoganda from a desk at RT before you can say polonium

[@foreversocal1]

@Jose Raul Miguens Cruz I know this will come as quite the surprise but ALL gov'ts are criminal. most citizens inadvertently commit crimes every day. I've never been scared of war or a bomb being dropped on me or my gov't arresting me for protesting against it. until this president

[@foreversocal1]

@Jose Raul Miguens Cruz also... we're believing ex-top FRENCH officials now? for god's sake!!

[@foreversocal1]

@Jose Raul Miguens Cruz true.

[@lmao.3661]

@Jose Raul Miguens Cruz well they're FRENCH for starters

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

The hospital photos will always be haunting to me.

[@EightyFour-s3z]

Joker

[@spence_903]

@@AnAdorableWombat1 its scary what a small dose.of poison does to you Completely changes your body.size and makes u look 60 and you're not even close to being 60

[@Steve_1999]

How could a KGB officer be so naive? I would've immediately thought something was wrong if they insisted that I eat with them.

[@supermaricarmc.9627]

Ikr?😒

[@leelunk8235]

HE WAS HUNGRY, DAMN THE SUSHI LOOKED SO GOOD, LOL

[@Steve_1999]

To this day, I will not eat or drink anything that's been out of my sight for any length of time.

[@lennarthagen3638]

And the bloke who flew back to Russia? He's still in Siberia.

[@johnwick4922]

It wasn't food, it was just a cup of tea.

[@jakecarroll7989]

I feel like I’m being hunted by the FSB for watching this lol

[@basskitten7325]

Lol it’s only just a conspiracy

[@Avyrr]

@@basskitten7325 How exactly is it a conspiracy if it actually happened? Wtf

[@nofool9621]

@@Avyrr Conspiracy it is. It means to conspire, they, whoever they are conspired to do all this so technically it's a conspiracy, one the the biggest conspiracies at that.

[@Jose-wx4xk]

You’ll be fine just avoid tea lmao

[@andyc9902]

No it's only the mi6 that wire taps phone

[@stellaliew3952]

Gosh ... putting radioactive substance in teapot . Imagine the next civilian drinking from the same teapot or eating in the restaurant. Imagine killing other innocent ppl

[@CorinneIsIn]

And the fact that he let him shake hands with his own son after they had poisoned him.

[@tanmays6509]

imagine being a traitor

[@sebsurvey9090]

It is scary to know that anyone could traffic any poison without getting detected at the airport

[@annawilliams7568]

Right! They should be doing radiation testing. They can drug test things no problem

[@nemuelmongare6360]

Remember these are KGB agents...the BIW.

[@glynnsmith4560]

The same polonium killing that was used for Yasser Arafat 2 years earlier...but many years before it was proven to be polonium that finished Arafat. Coincidence of the century?

[@stopbeingapatheticbitch8628]

@TheStatistnr27 didn't Hugo Chavez get poisoned by that also.

[@stopbeingapatheticbitch8628]

@TheStatistnr27 uhhh yes it was..

[@chocotaco1225]

TheStatistnr27 Its being concluded that he was poisoned with Polonium

[@pinacolada111]

definitely not russias doing.

[@shapermechanist]

definitely a CIA job

[@demontongue9893]

Guys not only hardcore as can be but a great human, always take my hat off to people who defy the higher suits in pursuit of a non corrupt world. R.I.P

[@michaeloswal9847]

And who would those utopian fighters be? The ones hunting snowden? Or the ones keeping jailed Julian Assage?

[@balakov3881]

So a non corrupt world is capitalism???ahahahahahahahahaha

[@Movie111man]

@@balakov3881 No, there are good and evil people on every side, in EVERY country. So, it's SO not about capitalism or socialism (or any religion for that matter) - it's only about individuals. You can be a good or a disgusting person in either system. And yes - each system has it's own terrible blindnesses. So, everyone of us has to decide for themselves whether we are about kindness towards our fellow humans (no matter what country they are from), or about spreading more harm to others. Love from Germany ****

[@ohyeahyeahyeahyeahyeah9128]

Futile but respectable actions

[@demontongue9893]

@@ohyeahyeahyeahyeahyeah9128 for sure mate

[@jean-luceyesofyoureyes5502]

A million times the fatal dosage? Sheesh that man must've been in agonizing pain omg...

[@nicolerommel8979]

Iui OP 00

[@rihamiqbal2741]

I used to think Americans interfere in every country . And had a negative attitude towards them but then I realized all Americans want to do is to spread democracy . They hate authoritarianism and believe that if they don’t take down one country’s dictator another country that might be democratic might fall to authoritarianism as a domino effect. Thus they are scared of a world full of authoritarianism in which case Americans (being the super power) will have a really tough fight for democracy to prevail. Saddam was a dictator, Gaddafi was a dictator, Afghanistan was a must because of 9/11 and yes they stayed there for 20 years even after the killing of Bin Laden but for what tho ? So that the Afghan people can have freedom of expression and choice and not Sharia law. Was George Bush a good guy ? Absolutely not . That’s why he got sandals thrown at him . But he’s just an exception. If u look at most American leaders all they want for every single country on this planet is to be a democracy. And I highly doubt that any citizen of any country anywhere in the world would prefer an authoritarian regime over democracy.When was the last time u guys saw Americans take down a democratically elected President/Prime Minister of the people ? I used to live in Bangladesh (an authoritarian regime) and now I live in NYC. And trust me it’s not the skyscrapers or the streets or the lightings that make me go “WOW” everyday but the fact that I am absolutely free. Trust me freedom is the best feeling in this whole world. Putin has to be taken down not because he is the President of Russia. It’s okay to have rivals. It helps you grow . But because of the fact that he is not democratically elected by the Russian people . The Russian people deserve to be free just as any other man/woman on this planet . It is their most fundamental human right.

[@kimmers_r6]

Well said.

[@ZarttgZar_ttg]

Theres a whole dark meaning behind this that no matter what we get told or what they choose to show us we will never know what really goes on behind the scenes especially when its political

[@ZarttgZar_ttg]

@@Peyote1312 nah bro I been feeling these lot energy not everyone is blinded to the real truth but we are not all aware of everything the things that go on for some human brains will honestly be to much to intake its jist all crazy bruh

[@AscentofTrollbane]

said the russian bot

[@montinaladine3264]

Well said and very true

[@wonderfulwenna2710]

Zar_ ttg I Agree, we are being deliberately led in the opposite direction, lied to ,and fed tons of conflicting info. to keep people confused in these type of cases.i first realized this with the G.W. Bush gang.

[@brainretardant]

Was it the horsehead in his bed that gave it away?

[@alexbenavidez4500]

11:10 still so much defiance in his eyes, though. His face really says "look at this, look at exactly what they did to me." He was determined to get this message out, not just for closure for himself and his family, but to warn others of the danger the FSB representation He refused to let this be covered up

[@Smokie181]

Girlfriend: Made some tea, want a cup? Me: ahhh ye.....nah I'm good. Thx though.

[@victorhendriks836]

Xd

[@sunnyboy8644]

seriously lol i wont be drinking tea for a long time after watching this....

[@urashimahanako9965]

Maybe the Brits cant stay away from tea.

[@jeniferlynn3550]

its kinda say this way - would you like some cupa tea ? coffee? wine? vodka ? a few drops of poison fr good mood?

[@julianakleijn9254]

SAME DUDE LOL. I'd be like U FIRST

[@niftycyndy6681]

I feel he knew they'd keep trying to kill him. He just tried protecting his family by dying alone

[@aliqasim4956]

The bald detective sounds like Jason Statham. haha

[@xRipperx619]

He could be from Shirebrook. Place where Jason is from. Not sure though.

[@simpleforex1299]

You're right

[@enockmoturij.n1478]

My exact observation...that subtle smiley talking

[@puccipuu1797]

Looks like and sounds like 😂

[@toniaantona800]

Spot on!

[@francisphillips53]

Deadliest poison on earth.. one million times lethal dose.. YET he lived 21 days. Tough isn't the word. His wife is tough as nails too. (My prayers are with her, and their son.)

[@jelagatmaurine]

Amen Jerry

[@joehumpston7937]

Putin is a horrible man.

[@multidimensionaltraveler806]

There is no humanity in that line of work. Hunter or prey, do in or get done out

[@kip_sang7268]

True ...worst job

[@kgnsc]

Spies are state sponsored criminals. Deception, manipulation and murder are in their job description.

[@sunandaw]

How about innocent people died in Iraq? Afghanistan? Vietnam?

[@Ann-sj4pt]

That’s another documentary 😳

[@sunandaw]

@@Ann-sj4pt So... Only west can kill people. Only west can robe people. Isreal doing mass genocide. west silent. right?

[@buhlenkosi3840]

But I think the story just taught me never to eat or drink with people who I’m not really close with especially if they are not eat or drinking as well 😪😩 rip to this brave man for being us this awareness. It’s unfortunate that it comes at the cost of he’s life

[@beatlejuice7755]

My parents were the first ones to poison me. Who should I trust?

[@p5aipad971]

@@beatlejuice7755 trust no one

[@leelunk8235]

MR.LITVINENKO WASN'T A ROLE MODEL EITHER NOR A NOVEL MAN OK, WORKED FOR THE KGB, HOW MANY ASSASSINATIONS DID HE COMMIT HIMSELF BEFORE HE TURNED DOWN PUTINS LAST REQUEST? THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU SAY

[@TigerLily12345]

@@leelunk8235 I've seen this exact same comment throughout the comments section. How many times are you going to retype this?

[@leelunk8235]

@@TigerLily12345 YOUR BLIND AND DYSLEXIC

[@DursunX]

we've gone from sushi restaurants to saudi embassies... but the game is still the same

[@BigBadJerryRogers]

@kwnyupstate The Saudi and Russian leadership are our allies and want the best for us, that's why we have Trump as our president.

[@DursunX]

BigBadJerry Rogers 😅👏

[@corbeau-_-]

spygames. I liked the ones where old jews tell you about how they went to south america to hunt nazis. At least from them, you sort of get a warm feeling inside, lawless as those actions were.

[@captaincodpiece6982]

@@corbeau-_- never happened

[@rand0m0mg]

You can bet pounds on the fact that the murderors have watched this doc at least once.

[@africanlipplateandbonenose3223]

Yeah, because it's you.

[@kjj8770]

They could be dead too

[@markovicbarbers]

Probably reading this comment

[@akshayrankhamb9941]

@@markovicbarbers right but with changed name

[@Very_horny_rapists_meiteis]

@@markovicbarbers , 😄😄😄

[@algreaves4515]

Dmitry Kovtun, one of the KGB (the FSB at this time) agents who poisoned this ex-KGB operative who defected to the United Kingdom by poisoning his tea in a London tea shop died from COVID-19 complications today, June 5th, 2022, in Moscow.

[@Allworldsk1]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@claudiaauerdike5063]

To imagine what Mr Litvinenko went through & his family - I guess Karma took care of at least one of the men that poisoned him . A slow death possibly not being able to breathe for Kovtun . It's not about hurting others how they hurt you - but possibly a higher power settings things right . It's unimaginable for me that those involved could get away with such heinous crime just because it's all coming from the top & they above the law .?!

[@algreaves4515]

@@claudiaauerdike5063 Karmic repercussions are a mother fckr. You nailed it.

[@leelunk8235]

@@claudiaauerdike5063 MR.LITVINENKO WASN'T A ROLE MODEL EITHER OK, WORKED FOR THE KGB, HOW MANY ASSASSINATIONS DID HE COMMIT HIMSELF BEFORE HE TURNED DOWN PUTINS LAST REQUEST? THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU SAY

[@papaown]

@@leelunk8235 DO YOU ENJOY CAPITAL LETTERS?

[@WonderfulLife-st4tu]

My heart really goes out to this strong woman and his son. Some people are really evil

[@adilnizam2120]

Yeah, Traitors are

[@jbcheema9883]

@@adilnizam2120 It's harder to educate yourself on politics and history and easier to just be a fanboy of a glorified thug such as Putin.

[@adilnizam2120]

@@jbcheema9883 why don’t you stay calm and blindly believe what west says instead of educating me

[@ionelflorea2116]

@@adilnizam2120 your st*pidity can't be cured

[@SM-ef5rl]

It’s unfortunate when people die so horribly.

[@Sukie._.]

I feel absolutely sorry for his son and especially his wife, I could feel her pain towards the end of the video.

[@mick7474]

I don't...fake.

[@arthurtane6505]

Marina is a very brave woman. Alexander would be very proud of her!

[@PaddyMcMe]

Yeah, her rationality is extraordinary. Normally the wife wants some unrealistic version of 'justice' which is really more 'revenge' most of the time. So I admire her sense of reality.

[@vladeputinovic6128]

hahaha

[@khanirinaftali1178]

alexander would have been proud of me also, i cried while watching this piece.

[@vidkunpurischkewitsch9598]

She didnt know who was the real killer of her husband and is instrumentalized by the British Propaganda.

[@arthurtane6505]

@@vidkunpurischkewitsch9598 If these events occurred in Russia against a pro-Putin moron, these killers would have long been dead. That these killers returned to Russia -after doing the work of evil - if your problem. They have probably killed dozens of ordinary Russians already!

[@theopokavari5596]

There is nothing evil than human being

[@chriswoodroffe7925]

Did the KGB kill Bob Marley and Princess Diana

[@Sabrina-vc9yt]

He wasn't a spy. He expose criminals and they killed him.

[@volfgankamei5348]

US and British spy=heroes Russian spy= criminals. Logic.

[@jeniferlynn3550]

so true he was a thief with berezovskiy if they spy they didnt do it fr free they just cant share the money cos berezovskiy wants 70% so they disagree n litvinenko went to meet god thank god

[@Sabrina-vc9yt]

@@jeniferlynn3550 People he exposed violated the Russian Federation laws. And they do this to this day.

[@loudnessclarity9273]

No. He gave important information to mi6, if you want to expose corruption you just give a interview to BBC not to mi6...

[@rbekker998]

By advising MI6 and have worked for KGB in the past?? Of course you would be recognized as a traitor.

[@AggreyAbuto]

I'll bet Netflix is salivating all over this one.

[@adityathakar4072]

Aggrey Abuto and that would be amazing.

[@patriciomunoz2830]

HBO too

[@jean-luceyesofyoureyes5502]

Would be a great show if they started in Russia

[@philipph.3876]

Hopefully, Netflix won't cover it at all. They will just insert their own propaganda and thereby destroy the story. With HBO I have more hope.

[@g.h3874]

@@jean-luceyesofyoureyes5502 The Americans is basically the same a tvshow about russian spies

[@thefatkid9298]

If a case was hidden for a decade there is a reason behind it and if it resurface again there is also a reason behind it.

[@beneiseoleinmheart5614]

Most importantly

[@MrDBarch]

the case was never hidden. it was open and public from the very first public interview and photos released of the dying man in the hospital bed. it simply took a number of years to come to the conclusion; the correct onew in my estimation.

[@montinaladine3264]

Well said - this comment should be at the top of the list.

[@williambrandondavis6897]

@real highlights The guy did interviews on the news before he died. Your an idiot.

[@lorraineweller4929]

I reckon both sides knew and agreed

[@TAZ0300]

Wow, that poor lady. I feel so bad for her. That guy was a real strong guy. He was poison not once but twice. Wow what a crazy story.

[@MrAnschmidt]

Honestly, why drink tea in Russia after already having suspicion that they poisoned the guy with tea?

[@cyrusofpersia8275]

Though they are cold blooded killers the Russians would not want a diplomatic crisis on there conscience.

[@bigdickmcgee3293]

tea is to the British what light is to flies. they can't say no.

[@Beanzer80]

Do you honestly think the footage was live?

[@RossOfRoni]

Imagine if the Scotland Yard investigators sent to Moscow ended up dying of poison. What do you think would happen next? The fact that the Russians were bold enough to try it with something less potent and nonlethal just goes to show these guys were scared of what the investigation was going to drum up but they couldn't risk starting some kind of war.

[@vladeputinovic6128]

because it is all fake

[@timbo4306]

The scary thing is that possibly thousands of people could have been contaminated based on the traces found in the restaurant, the different hotels, the teapot, cups etc and the fact the poison was poured down the sink and into the water system.

[@chantalsscaleisafibber]

To kill just1man as others not important to them except their target

[@vizionthing]

@Jose Raul Miguens Cruz it has a half life of 138 days and you have to ingest it. what village is missing its idiot tonight?

[@Makaveli_forever]

Lmao exactly, if ingested you're basically living on borrowed time it's an excruciating killer.

[@Lovedebating]

Yes totally scary I'm thinking the same may God help those who has been contaminated.

[@onecuet]

There's NO WAY I would've felt comfortable enough to drink tea with 2 guys or the Russian government. The police shouldve had a spy cam for the hosp. visits or at least a person who took shorthand/court reporter type. This story is so sad. Prayers to his wife & son!!

[@waitforit45]

Yes I was quite surprised at how trusting they were throughout the Moscow visit? Like they drank the tea, didn't seem to take much in the way of notes in interviews they weren't allowed to record (I wonder why that might be...) and then just flew home without checking the tapes given to them by the Russians? Lol

[@GengoSenmon]

Very dumb of the Brits not to bring along someone from their side who spoke Russian to an investigation involving interviews in Russia.

[@francinecasey9194]

What an awful way to die rest in peace sasha

[@useridgaf-p6b]

So what happened to the people who sat in that booth, used that hotel room , teapot cup etc... kinda made ,me sick how that brit agent laughed about it still being on the teapot even after multiple washing.

[@evennot]

Yes, this bothered me a lot more than his death. He was knowing what he subscribed for and was prepared to fall a victim. Killing spies/traitors is a morally gray area and I actually don't have much problems with it. Putting general public at such a significant risk of getting cancer is the main crime. They did spill radioactive material in places where people eat or brush their teeth. That's worth life in prison

[@p0ma147]

Pretty sure they've sanitized the area and all the teapots after it became known. Your perspective is condensed to the 40m documentary, you don't account for the huge timelapse it took the investigation to finish, every step it went through. So it's really lazy on your side to call them crazy because they laughed about that. 8 years have passed, and joking about quirk moment isn't a sin. Just a natural human reaction. Also, don't forget they are British.

[@useridgaf-p6b]

@@p0ma147 So there was a time lapse for the investigation but no time lapse till they found the teapot and hotel rooms and restaurant with radiation? The hotel didn't rent out the room or the restaurants didn't use the booths or teapots. Ok good to know the restaurants and the hotels didn't rent out the hotel room or use the booth or teapot during the huge time lapse that it was found. Sound like they were on it before the Britistans did. Good to now.

[@David-ud9ju]

They said some people were treated, but no one was seriously affected. Having trace amounts of polonium on the teapot wouldn't have made them that ill and just having it on the sink wouldn't hurt you. Could increase your chances of skin cancer, but so can going to the beach.

[@Gianjxx]

Alfa particles emitted by polonium-210 can't penetrate the skin. It was deadly because he ingested it.

[@thewestindianboy]

RIP Alexander.. I pray and hope that you are happy where ever you are now.. God bless your family..His wife is a very strong person. She really misses him.

[@rrrose1000]

Incredible no body mention Putin.

[@feliciabosch8110]

I don't understand why people say hope where you are now that you're happy the man died he is dead he knows nothing I wish people would read the Bible and get more knowledge about life and death

[@thewildetyme1112]

@@feliciabosch8110 well not everyone believes in the bible

[@Erodius]

wow, there is a lot of tea going on here.

[@nanapearlpearl2696]

I will never look at tea again

[@lisabona7978]

Habib, that's what I thought! 🤣

[@sophyroeun46]

People look innocent on the outside, but on the inside you never know what they capable of doing. May this man soul reincarnated to get a second chance of life amen 🙏

[@image2296]

His son next MI6 agent

[@OSTARAEB4]

Congratulations on the diligence to Litvinenko's family despite his being an agent of the Soviet state.Sasha, his wife and now son are tenacious in exposing the truth. What a shame one has to leave their homeland due to the failure to observe basic human rights of living in freedom and exposing the evil of a dead system. Russia is sadly under this same system which is most unfortunate given the resiliency and strength of the Russian people.

[@OSTARAEB4]

@banditchief Yes! I’m glad you’re awake. The First Class Titanic guests. I agree!

[@bhgtree]

The UK police did a great job, under very difficult circumstances, to investigate the murder of Mr. Litvinenko and his wife and son taking part in the documentary (which must be hart-breaking) shows their courage and determination to find justice.

[@MakateRapulana]

Justice for Assange

[@i_am_gohan9232]

Also, the guys that went over to Russia to investigate were stupid as well. You’re there to investigate a poison murder, and y’all have drinks in the very country that’s being investigated for having assassins kill one of your citizen? How counter productive is that

[@waimbuthia820]

There really are EVIL people on this earth. :(

[@mikevandervegt]

yea every goverment.

[@alisheralisher3967]

and thats so sad!

[@pamelahomeyer748]

I think of this man all the time. He was so brave and he so loved both his country and his family. He wanted to speak up against corruption and his country failed him. I cannot imagine how devastating that must have been for him. Imagine how different Russia would be right now, how different the world would be right now- if only someone would have helped him clean up the corruption in Russia and stop mr. Putin

[@athenaemmanouilidis1291]

Pamela Homeyer Impossible

[@kham3050]

He was a traitor. Not to us but all defectors are the lowest scum and thinking highly of them is insane. You don't think they have allegiance to Britain do you? That is the plan after all.

[@Time_Line_Archive_Project]

then again, there's always Wiki Leaks

[@anon-iraq2655]

he was a traitor, had he succeeded Russia would be like iraq or Syria or Libya or anywhere the west toppled the government and installed their agents

[@freespiritable]

@@anon-iraq2655 it's not the fault of the West anymore if Middle Eastern countries are unable to build healthy democracies. It's in the mentality, it's in the religion driven ignorance, in the clan mentality and the most important of all, the missed consideration of half of the potential of a country, women. As long as you will not manage well your ressources and potential, you're doomed to fail as a country, in the hands of crooks, corrupted and thieves. Sad but this is true. And before you rant about me being a westerner, i am not. I come from a poor Muslim country so i know what I'm speaking about.

[@goose300183]

Incredible story. I remember all of this, and it was obvious to pretty much everyone that this was state sponsored and directed. The average murderer does not have access to the substances used, and no other motive was present. We all knew it, but Scotland Yard went to HUGE effort to prove it beyond any doubt. Amazing police work.

[@paulpaparoski3802]

Agreed

[@congajoel]

Incredible fairy tale... CIA known for poisoning its victims CIA murdered JFK

[@jonnnyren6245]

Dmitry Kovtun died of COVID at a Moscow hospital yesterday. Death came to him as a friend, and had Karma and Alexander Litvinenko tag along to witness his final moments of suffering.

[@joegreen8248]

Have you got a link I could read?

[@lukedaniels7750]

@@joegreen8248 Such a pity to hear of his demise. I wonder if he suffered much ?

[@MrsDaedalus_]

I really admire his wives strength, and I really feel her. His son is literally his mirror.

[@patriciaakinyombo2256]

Ur investigating a poisoning and u drink tea U r crazy

[@mrszahida9105]

i m just wondering what about other people who stayed on that hotels during nov and drink from that teapot and cups

[@theodecy4748]

Mrs Zahida listen carefully.... They said that after 2/3 washes with dish washing liquid you can hardly pick up any traces of it and it would be wasting their time to search for it. .

[@JustaRandom09837]

@@theodecy4748 Then they decided to check anyway and it turned up positive.

[@jeremysmith54565]

@Tealeye_777 Its nothing to worry about really since it's incredibly rare still

[@richardwright1512]

The Odecy Listen carefully....... The teapot tested positive.........

[@terminallove3531]

@@richardwright1512 I would think that if someone was poisoned by that teacup again it would have made the news.

[@mono_real]

So we listen to one narratives....what about Julian Assange...what about Snowden?

[@drakephilant407]

So.. it took quite a while for the team to learn how this substance was administered & where. What then happened to the people who may have drunk from that tea cup & kettle after the main target used it? And the surface where it was detected?

[@lukepittle8961]

It was the next day?

[@kadogo7712]

SCOTLAND YARD trip to Russia was a total mockery of the investigation.

[@staceyvanadder6040]

Nzarama they were laughing at them. The fact they were stupid enough to drink the very thing by they were investigating the poisoning of makes me smh.

[@yankees29]

They had balls to go there though.

[@danellacullen4401]

@@staceyvanadder6040 but to also do the same thing you're being investigated for and under such a fine microscope... Would be plain dumb as well.

[@NedTheUndead]

Hey regular detectives, go talk to the FSB and see if they will incriminate themselves about that poised tea thing. Rus: "Would you like some tea?" Brits: "Cheers, thanks" Brits: "Oh no it was poised, how could we have known?"

[@juliagulia5823]

I wouldn’t have drank or ate a damn thing.

[@puroangolano]

Ned K 😂🤣🙈...how dare they to drink lol 😂

[@junielourutkevich6429]

These detectors did not bother to see chest hair on the guy who supposed to loose all his hair

[@lorraineweller4929]

@@junielourutkevich6429 it's head hair mostly that gets affected also it wasn't a high dosage

[@yeaaatookey.2695]

British Stood up To Putin , something a lot of countries Wont do SMH... Its Sad

[@nuionui2228]

What a horrific way to died. In Slow motion but painful deformation and dissolved

[@pawelkapica5363]

Tbh it bothers me that someone at Scotland Yard wouldn't know what Polonium is. We learned that at school, ever heard of Marie Curie? She discovered it. She died from the effects as well.

[@sqrd3536]

Of course he knows. Remember this is a sensitive matter they have to play dumb.

[@johntester7019]

Alpha particles, you can stop them with a piece of paper but if it gets inside you it's a wrecking ball

[@YuBeace]

I have a lot of respect for this man. His dedication to what he believed right was unquestionable. And then... being poisoned and dying, and using all of his last energy to let everyone know the truth... He would be suffering so much physically, but he pushed through. And with a throat full of ulcers, you would prefer to be silent, but he kept speaking anyway. It's no wonder he reached such high ranks before.

[@SophiaR-wm5bn]

I have no respect for traitors

[@YuBeace]

@@SophiaR-wm5bn I have no respect for blindly following a madman.

[@richmatthews7685]

"Good job chaps, we solved the murder!" "Great! Well done indeed, so this person will be extradited to have their day in court?" "Emmm.. well, no." "Oh, so they will have their day in Russian court?" "Well, about that, no." "Hmm, they're at least going to be punished in some way?" "No, sorry." "So what will happen to this person?" "Great question, they made him a member of the Russian Government and deemed untouchable." "Doesn't seem fair at all really." "No, not at all I suppose, however a British judge did say he probably did it under orders from Putin and is more than likely the killer. So from now until his last day he will be called a murderer." "Yes, but he won't be called a murderer in Russia.. where he lives.. and works.. as a member of the government." "Well, you know, politics. Spot of tea?" "Brilliant! I'd love a cup"

[@galway8563]

I remember when this article was published in a Marathi local newspaper in 2006 or something. I don't remember clearly. And That article left me so touched after knowing what Mr. Alexander L. Had suffered. I was so moved that I had cut that newspaper cutting and kept it with me for years.. Just because I felt the amount of pain he must have gone through. I was sensitive to that. It's only today that randomly I've found what happened further with his investigation case. I'm glad His story was told and heard. I prayed in 2006 too that May his soul rest in peace and it's May 2020..i still Pray He rests In PEACE.

[@dingnghetakhiangte3870]

so sweet of you

[@mysteriousdoge1298]

Some agent. He's wanted by Russians, see 2 Russians and a pot of tea they didn't drink - He starts drinking it.

[@generalrommel5666]

You're fired! He loved to eat... he really ate almost everything he saw

[@philipcoffman4372]

And he didn't like the cold tea but drank 3-4 cups

[@Jablicek]

@@philipcoffman4372 It's possible he saw it for what it was, an assassination, and by taking tea with them individually was able to spare his family.

[@inkjazz]

@@philipcoffman4372 No he drank 3-4 sips, not cups

[@philipcoffman4372]

@@inkjazz he poured more than once lol

[@Oana-Roxana.]

What about the people who still drank tea at that Millennium Hotel's Pine Bar? If the cups were washed and they were still emitting radiations, then weren't the guests at that bar in danger as well? They said that a high polonium contamination was found. It means that until they started investigating, other people could've been contaminated as well, right?

[@SebAnders]

"There's no such thing as a former KGB man" -Vladimir Putin, president of the Russian federation and ex KGB agent.

[@treetrout3987]

Ex KGB President , not agent.

[@bluhalo3325]

If he's British why dose he work and soun russian

[@treetrout3987]

@@bluhalo3325 He obtained British citizen- ship. Of course, he's Russian by birth

[@bluhalo3325]

Its just the Way the narrator made it seem like he was British born and bread but he works for the KGB the enemy Russia would not think twice of of wiping us out if they really wanted to they don't trust us think of the Kursk u boat that blow up & sank they didn't have the proper functioning equipment them back up all this men in there had been injured and where suffering and the British came with an army of people navy seals divers and the proper functioning equipment that would do the job and get all those young men back to there families see the British never saw them as the enemy they saw them as your fellow men that needed help no matter who they are they saw it as somebody's son brother sister mom father you help you fellow man and that's what they tried to do but Vladimir Putin and his team kept lying saying they where doing something we hen really they didn't they just did not want foreign people being the hero I mean come they let people die over pride and that woman who told Putin strait to his face what she thought of him for not doing anything to help them and they bring out a tranquilizer injection she was only trying speaking the truth the British where appalled and saddened to hear they died when they new they could have rescued them all alive putin killed them by not having them help

[@puddyvalentine]

would that apply to Bush Snr too ... formerly head of CIA?

[@G4NoChallenge]

LOL, those scotland yard detectives certainly earn the title 'plod', the way they express themselves and come on did they really expect to get anything from visiting Moscow!!!! On a more serious note - why was Litvinenko freelancing and meeting with russians who had just flown in...he perhaps should have just retired from that sort of life and took up gardening.

[@uonlymatterificare]

I luv the strength of himself n his wife n son! We may come from different countries but I feel the luv u have! And I am sorry for ur loss!

[@izzyjones7108]

This series was very good. I felt so emotional during it. Gov been doing stuff like this all over imho.