Litvinenko widow defends husband

The widow of poisoned spy Alexander Litvinenko has told an inquiry into his death that he would not have acquired the nuclear materials that killed him.

Litvinenko widow defends husband

The widow of poisoned spy Alexander Litvinenko has told an inquiry into his death that he would not have acquired the nuclear materials that killed him.

Marina Litvinenko was asked about an allegation that her late husband, whom she affectionately knew as Sasha, had inadvertently poisoned himself when obtaining radioactive substance polonium-210.

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