Head of Russian spy agency accused of British poison attack dies
- 5 years ago
The head of Russia's military intelligence agency that the West has blamed for a string of brazen attacks died on Wednesday after "a serious and long illness", the Russian defence ministry said on Thursday, hailing him as a "true son of Russia."
The Ministry of Defence heaped praise on Colonel-General Igor Korobov, 62, who had run the spy agency, best known as the GRU, since 2016, saying he had been made a Hero of Russia for his service in the post, the highest state award.
Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/news/world/2018/11/22/russias-gru-spy-agency-chief-dies-after-illness-at-62--agencies/
The Ministry of Defence heaped praise on Colonel-General Igor Korobov, 62, who had run the spy agency, best known as the GRU, since 2016, saying he had been made a Hero of Russia for his service in the post, the highest state award.
Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/news/world/2018/11/22/russias-gru-spy-agency-chief-dies-after-illness-at-62--agencies/