...I don't want to be poisoned or shot!
Federal and local law enforcement officials in the United States are investigating the shooting of a U.S. expert on Russian intelligence. Two men shot Paul Joyal near his home in a Washington suburb on March 1. The identity of the shooters is unknown. Joyal survived the shooting and is in a hospital in critical condition. The shooting occurred four days after Joyal said in a television interview that Russian President Vladimir Putin's government was involved in the death of former Russian security-services officer Aleksandr Litvinenko. In the interview, Joyal accused the Kremlin of participating in a conspiracy to silence its critics. Litvinenko, a Kremlin critic, died in London in November after being poisoned with polonium-210. Joyal, a Washington-based consultant, is known for his expertise on the former Soviet Union.
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