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Probably, a gap was found in the power steering security system. This could provide an opportunity to implement the poisoning plan, suggests Ivan Stupak, a military expert at the Ukrainian Institute of the Future and former SBU employee.
He does not rule out that the poison could have been in the food, which, in particular, was eaten in a cafe or restaurant.
The head of the Foreign Intelligence Service (in 2005-2010), Nikolai Malomuzh, does not rule out the version of poisoned food. He is inclined to believe that it was an attack on life by poisoning, but adds that the investigation must consider all versions and motives – from political to personal.
Source: Racurs
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