MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian and Ukrainian security groups have foiled a plan to assassinate Prime Minister Vladimir Putin after Russia's March 4 presidential election, Russia's pro-government Channel One television said on Monday.
The report, which did not quote any named security
officials, said Ukrainian special services had detained two people in
the Ukrainian Black Sea port of Odessa after an explosion at a rented
apartment in which one person was killed.
The report said the plotters had been working for a
group that wants to create an Islamic state in Russia's North Caucasus
and had planned to travel to Moscow to assassinate Putin, who is
expected to win the
presidential election.
Channel One said the Ukrainian special services had
alerted the Russian FSB security agency and the men had been detained
early this year.
"Our final goal was to go to Moscow and attempt to
assassinate Putin," a man described as one of the plotters was shown as
saying on Channel One. "Our deadline was after the election of the
president of Russia."
Russia's Interfax news agency said Putin's spokesman
Dmitry Peskov had declined to comment on the incident. He could not
immediately be reached for comment.
(Reporting by Gleb Bryanski, Editing by Timothy Heritage)
Vladimir Poutine, un homme
d'envergure
Propos de Vladimir Poutine à la Conférence de Munich
"Les Etats-Unis
sortent de leurs frontières nationales dans tous les domaines
et cela est très dangereux. Personne ne se sent plus en sécurité
parce que personne ne peut plus trouver refuge derrière le droit international"
"L’usage de la force n’est légitime que sur la base d’un mandat des Nations unies, pas de l’OTAN ou de
l’Union européenne"
"Un monde unipolaire ne signifie en pratique qu'une chose, un centre de pouvoir,
un
centre de force, un centre de décision agissant comme un maître unique,
un souverain unique, qui s'effondrera de l'intérieur.
Cela n'a rien de commun avec la démocratie."
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