Putin's enemy fears for his life after a bullet in an envelope and threats - media

According to journalists, in the ominous letter of the former employee of the Russian special services, the reverse address listed "London Cremator Patney Vale". Former FSB scout, Boris Karpichkov, who fled to the UK, is now forced to fear for her life after he received a ball and threats with murder in the envelope. About it reports The Mirror. In the ominous letter of the former employee of the Russian special services as a return address, the London Cremator Patney Vale was stated.

"Blush, scourge. Karpichkov said that neither the British police nor MI5 protect him. "I and my family more than ever, you need a safe shelter. But they won't spend money on it," he explained, adding that he wakes up in fear, fearing that every new day will be the last. "My only protection now is my own ingenuity and the skills of counteracting the fire," the former scout said.

The defector of Karpichkov is one of the numerous opponents of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, who has to think about personal security because of possible revenge from the Kremlin. The sent letter was signed by the code name, which the scout used for one of the agents and which was known only to the FSB. It is reported that the letter mentioned the "olive", a slang word, which means a ball. "You will get an olive in the forehead - directly between the eyes.

English police and special services will not protect you. We have reliable contacts everywhere," the letter said. Recall that the SBU detained the Russian agent in Odesa region, who assisted the Russian Federation in the preparation of rocket strike. In Izmail, one of the officials on the task of curators from the Russian Federation collected data on Ukrainian military and infrastructure in the region.