The journalist, now living in France, felt unwell when she opened the door to her apartment in the center of Paris and noticed a powdery substance, according to a source close to the investigation who asked not to be named.
Another source said the journalist told investigators she had been poisoned by Russian security services and samples were taken at her home. But a third source added that “at this stage” there was no evidence that suggested poisoning.
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I’m wondering how lemmygrad is gonna turn that one around…
Fascists gonna talk about fascism, as usual. “She deserve it”, “Putin is our savior”, “Propaganda is not on us, but on them”, etc.
They either don’t know or don’t care.
