Russia: Politkovskaia; Capo Indagini, Berezovski Mandante

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(ANSA) - MOSCA, 3 APR - Il mandante e il movente
> dell'
> omicidio della giornalista di opposizione Anna
> Politkovskaia?
> L'oligarca in esilio a Londra Boris Berezovski, per
> gettare
> discredito sul Paese. Lo sostiene Dmitri Dovgiy,
> capo del
> dipartimento investigativo che segue le indagini sul
> caso, in
> una intervista pubblicata oggi dal quotidiano
> Izvestia ma
> raccolta prima che lo stesso Dovgiy fosse sospeso
> dall'incarico
> perche' indagato per corruzione.
> Rispondendo alla domanda su chi sia il mandante
> dell'
> uccisione, il dirigente, facendo eco ai sospetti di
> una regia
> all'estero evocati gia' in passato dal presidente
> russo Vladimir
> Putin e dal procuratore generale Iuri Ciaka,
> risponde: ''e'
> nostra ferma convinzione che sia Boris Berezovski
> attraverso
> Khoz-Akhmed Nukhaiev'', il comandante separatista
> ceceno
> latitante e protagonista anche del libro
> 'Conversazioni con un
> barbaro' di Paul Khlebnikov, il direttore
> dell'edizione russa di
> Forbes freddato nel 2004 a Mosca.
> Dovgiy sostiene che la morte di Politkovskaia
> ''non e' legata
> ai suoi articoli, ma alla sua personalita'. Il
> messaggio e' che
> era cosi' importante, che era in opposizione al
> governo, che si
> incontrava con Berezovski, ed e' proprio per questo
> che e' stata
> uccisa: l'obiettivo era sia di eliminare
> Politkovskaia sia
> minare la fiducia nelle forze dell'ordine''. Gli
> organizzatori
> del crimine, a suo avviso, ''volevano dimostrare che
> gente
> famosa puo' essere uccisa qui in pieno giorno e che
> le forze
> dell'ordine non sono in grado di risolvere tali
> delitti, ma il
> ministero dell'Interno e noi li abbiamo smentiti''.
> Complessivamente nelle indagini sulla morte di
> Politkovskaia,
> prorogate fino al 7 settembre 2008, sono coinvolte
> nove persone.
> Tra questi figura anche il colonnello dei servizi
> segreti (Fsb)
> Pavel Riaguzov, sospettato di aver girato
> informazioni, a
> partire dall'indirizzo della giornalista, ad un ex
> responsabile
> di un'amministrazione cecena locale, Shamil Buraiev,
> che avrebbe
> fatto da tramite con la banda di sicari. Il presunto
> killer,
> Rustan Makhmudov, 30 anni, di origine cecena, e'
> ricercato.
> (ANSA).

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ANSA 2008-03-28 15:12Politkovskaia, individuato sicarioInterfax cita fonti procura Mosca, uomo e' latitante (ANSA)- MOSCA, 28 MAR - Gli inquirenti moscoviti avrebbero individuato l'identita' del sicario che nel novembre del 2006 ha ucciso la giornalista Anna Politkovskaia. Lo affermano le agenzie Interfax e Itar-Tass citando rappresentanti della procura. L'uomo, il cui nome non e' stato reso noto, sarebbe latitante. Per l'uccisione di Politkovaskaia, freddata con due colpi di pistola, erano state fermate oltre una decina di persone, fra cui un funzionario dei servizi segreti russi che avrebbe dato informazioni ai killer.

http://www.ansa.it/site/notizie/awnp...128187647.html

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Questa e' l'ultima notizia che da il motore di ricerca ANSA

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RIA NOVOSTI agency:

Court extends custody for three Politkovskaya murder suspects


19:49|03/ 04/ 2008

MOSCOW, April 3 (RIA Novosti) - A Moscow court has extended the custody of three suspects in the 2006 murder of investigative journalist Anna Politkovskaya. The Basmanny court remanded Shamil Burayev in custody until September 7, and Magomed Dimelkhanov and Ibragim Makhmudov until the end of August.
Politkovskaya, who gained international recognition for her criticism of the Kremlin and reports of military atrocities against civilians in the troubled Caucasus republic of Chechnya, was gunned down in an elevator in her Moscow apartment building in October 2006.
Prosecutors said last year that Burayev, ex-head of Chechnya's western Achkhoi-Martan District, obtained Politkovskaya's address from Lieutenant Colonel Pavel Ryaguzov, also accused of involvement in the murder, and passed it on to the Makhmudov brothers, Demelkhanov and other suspects.
A Russian chief investigator has claimed that fugitive tycoon Boris Berezovsky was behind the murder of investigative journalist Anna Politkovskaya, a respected daily said on Thursday.
In an interview published by the Izvestia newspaper on Thursday, Dmitry Dovgy, a chief investigator at the Russian Prosecutor General's Office, claimed that Berezovsky, who lives in London, ordered the murder of the well-known journalist and author of several books critical of Vladimir Putin.
Dovgy has recently been suspended from his post on suspicion of taking bribes totaling some $4.5 million. However, Izvestia said the interview was recorded before Dovgy was suspended.
Although he was unable to offer any proof to support his allegations, Dovgy said he was convinced that the murder had been carried out by "Boris Berezovsky, through Khozh-Akhmed Nukhayev," and that her death had been "advantageous" for the former Kremlin insider at that particular moment in time.
Khozh-Akhmed Nukhayev is "a fugitive Chechen criminal gang leader" also accused by the Russian government of ordering the murder of former Forbes editor Paul Khlebnikov in Moscow in 2004.
He also claimed that the murder was connected with Politkovskaya's "articles, as well as her personally."
Russian authorities announced last week that Politkovskaya's killer had been identified and placed on the country's 'most wanted' list.
Berezovsky dismissed the accusations in an interview with Ekho Moskvy radio.
"This is another attempt to distract the investigation from searching for the real person behind the murder," the tycoon said.
Twelve criminal investigations have so far been launched in Russia against Berezovsky, a one-time close associate of the late president Boris Yeltsin, and he also faces a criminal probe in Brazil.
The businessman has also been accused of plotting to stage a coup in Russia, as well as embezzling $13 million from a leading Russian bank. These two cases were opened in the spring and summer of 2007, respectively.
Russia has issued multiple warrants for Berezovsky's arrest and has repeatedly demanded that the U.K. extradite him. Berezovsky, a business partner of George Bush's brother, Neil Bush, has been granted political asylum in Britain.


For more information in Russian

http://en.rian.ru/russia/20080403/102929170.html

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Top investigator saysBerezovsky ordered Politkovskaya's murder


14:20|03/ 04/ 2008

MOSCOW, April 3 (RIA Novosti) - A Russian chief investigator has claimed that fugitive tycoon Boris Berezovsky was behind the murder of investigative journalist Anna Politkovskaya, a respected daily said on Thursday. In an interview published by the Izvestia newspaper on Thursday, Dmitry Dovgy, a chief investigator at the Russian Prosecutor General's Office, claimed that Berezovsky, who lives in London, ordered the murder of the well-known journalist and author of several books critical of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Dovgy has recently been suspended from his post on suspicion of taking bribes totaling some $4.5 million. However, Izvestia said the interview was recorded before Dovgy was suspended.
Politkovskaya, who gained international recognition for her criticism of the Kremlin and reports of military atrocities against civilians in the troubled Caucasus republic of Chechnya, was gunned down in an elevator in her Moscow apartment building in October 2006.
President Putin responded by saying that the killing, which took place on his birthday, had been carried out by forces seeking to "create a wave of anti-Russian sentiment in the world."
Although he was unable to offer any proof to support his allegations, Dovgy said he was convinced that the murder had been carried out by "Boris Berezovsky, through Khozh-Akhmed Nukhayev," and that her death had been "advantageous" for the former Kremlin insider at that particular moment in time.
Khozh-Akhmed Nukhayev is "a fugitive Chechen criminal gang leader" also accused by the Russian government of ordering the murder of former Forbes editor Paul Khlebnikov in Moscow in 2004.
He also claimed that the murder was connected with Politkovskaya's "articles, as well as her personally."
Dovgy added that the murder was also aimed at undermining confidence in law and order in Russia.
"She was such a strong character, in opposition to the authorities. She met with Berezovsky, and, well, they killed her. They didn't believe that we would solve the case so quickly," he added.
"The organizers [of Politkovskaya's murder] wanted to show that well-known people can be killed here in broad daylight, with the law enforcement agencies seemingly unable to solve such crimes," he said.
Russian authorities announced last week that Politkovskaya's killer had been identified and placed on the country's 'most wanted' list.
Berezovsky dismissed the accusations in an interview with Ekho Moskvy radio.
"This is another attempt to distract the investigation from searching for the real person behind the murder," the tycoon said.
Twelve criminal investigations have so far been launched in Russia against Berezovsky, a one-time close associate of the late president Boris Yeltsin, and he also faces a criminal probe in Brazil.
The businessman has also been accused of plotting to stage a coup in Russia, as well as embezzling $13 million from a leading Russian bank. These two cases were opened in the spring and summer of 2007, respectively.
Russia has issued multiple warrants for Berezovsky's arrest and has repeatedly demanded that the U.K. extradite him. Berezovsky, a business partner of George Bush's brother, Neil Bush, has been granted political asylum in Britain.



For more information in Russian


http://en.rian.ru/russia/20080403/102929170.html

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