Sickened Russian opposition leader blames Russian special services for poisoning

Russian opposition activist Vladimir Kara-Murza says he was poisoned twice; he blames the Kremlin.
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An outspoken Russian opposition figure sickened by two mysterious illnesses is now blaming the Russian government for poisoning him.
Vladimir Kara-Murza, who fell into a coma last month after a past sickness he blamed on poison, told NPR’s Mary Louise Kelly in an interview on Friday that it is an unusual toxin and he is convinced it could only have come from one place.
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