MOSCOW, (Reuters) - Russian authorities said on Sunday they had charged two men over the killing of Kremlin critic Boris Nemtsov and said one of them was a former senior policeman from the mainly Muslim region of Chechnya who had confessed to involvement in the crime.
The two were among five men, all ethnic Chechens, frogmarched into a Moscow courtroom on Sunday, forced by masked security officers gripping their bound arms to walk doubled over, a Reuters reporter at the court said.
The men stood in metal cages as television crews were ushered in to film them.
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Thinking Putin isn't behind it? Hilarious.
ReplyDeleteI think it is comical that we are supposed to hate Putin because he stood up to Barack Obama and his lies about Syria...
ReplyDeleteWe have committed sins against so many Countries ..while Putin has asked Gay Olympians to just stay out of Russia..
that doesn't even make the standard of the lamest of moral relevance we usually get from Progressives.