Arrest in connection with murder of Russian satirist in Poland
Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the arrest of a person using a Georgian passport in connection with the death of artist Semyon Skrepetskij.
Arrest in connection with murder of Russian satirist in Poland
Authorities in Warsaw have apprehended a man who, according to reports, has links to the death of Semyon Skrepetskij – a Russian creator who engaged in satire directed at Vladimir Putin.
Donald Tusk, head of the Polish government, announced via the X platform that the detainee possesses an identity document issued by Georgia.
The incident occurred last Monday in the car park of a small town located in the east of the country. The victim was killed in a shooting.
Source: Sveriges Radio
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