Andrei Lugovoi (left), a former KGB officer, and his associate Dmitry Kovtun, attend a news conference in Moscow on November 1, 2007. A British inquiry concluded in 2016 that Russian President Vladimir Putin probably approved an intelligence operation to kill Litvinenko. It identified Lugovoi, now a Russian lawmaker, and Kovtun as the primary suspects.
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