Peskov Denies Russia's Role in Emigrant Assassination Attempts
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Dmitry Peskov, Kremlin spokesperson, dismissed Western media reports accusing Russia of attempting assassinations on political emigrants as unreasonable. This denial comes amid ongoing tensions between Russia and Western countries over allegations of targeting dissidents abroad, affecting diplomatic relations and security concerns for emigrants.
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- •Dmitry Peskov responded publicly on May 7, 2026, to Western media reports.
- •The reports allege assassination attempts on Russian political emigrants.
- •Peskov described these accusations as unreasonable and rejected them.
- •The issue contributes to strained relations between Russia and Western nations.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Western governments increase pressure on Russia over these allegations Russia could face further diplomatic isolation and sanctions, impacting international cooperation.
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