Billionaire denies backing bloody Putin coup plot

RUSSIAN exile Boris Berezovsky yesterday denied he supported a coup against president, Vladimir Putin.

Billionaire denies backing bloody Putin coup plot
Sat, 14 Apr, 2007 - 01:00
Jack Doyle and Ben Padley

The London-based billionaire reportedly advocated the use of force to install a new regime in Moscow.

But in a statement he backed a “bloodless” change of government.

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