Britain accuses Putin of sanctioning Alexander Litvinenko assassination

moon2012 said:
I don't disagree, but a ' declaration of war ' used to serve as a legal basis for the actions of states. These days assassination rules. The point of this discussion is that here we have one self-confessed assassin criticising the unproven actions of another head of state. Given that assassination in the now the norm, don't you think that a tad duplicitous ?
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The murderer has admitted his part, and is currently a member of the Russian Duma. Regardless of whether Putin ordered it, I take the lack of desire to seek justice as complicity in the crime.
 
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