Viktor Yushchenko wrote : "I really believe and I'm sure that it's Vladimir Putin who is behind the attempted murder,” says Navalny and vouches he will soon return to Russia. “Any other possibilities have never been considered and never will be”. The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons confirmed the findings by Germany and other countries that Navalny was the victim of an attack with a Soviet-era nerve agent Novichok. Novichok, meaning “newcomer” in Russian, stands for a group of nerve agents developed by the Soviet Union in the 1970s. It last made news in 2018, when Russian ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were attacked in the British city of Salisbury. The Skripals, who survived the poisoning, have since been in hiding. The U.S. government, along with European leaders, condemned Navalny’s poisoning, while Russia denies any involvement in the alleged poisoning. “We call on Russia to bring those responsible for this abhorrent attack to justice,” tweeted Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. In an exclusive interview with Fox News, Russian democracy activist Vladimir Kara-Murza recalls how he felt when he suffered poisoning twice in 2015 and 2017. “It is excruciatingly painful and very frightening to have to live through this when you're trying to take in the air and you suffocate and you cannot breathe and you just feel life going out of your body,” Kara-Murza told Fox News standing in front of the Russian Embassy in Washington, D.C., on Boris Nemtsov Plaza, named after his lifelong friend, the late Russian opposition leader who was gunned down near from the Kremlin in 2015. “In 20 years since Vladimir Putin came to power in Russia, there has been a long and growing list of attacks, attempted or actual murders against political opponents, independent journalists, anti-corruption campaigners and other undesirables, people who, for some reason or another, have crossed the path of the Kremlin and Vladimir Putin's regime,” he said. Why poisoning? Kara-Murza thinks there are two main reasons why Russian security services like this method – plausible deniability and sadism. “Every time another prominent opponent or independent journalist is poisoned, the Kremlin spokespeople shrug their shoulders and say – 'Who knows what happened? Maybe they eat something wrong or they drank too much or why are you blaming us?' And this continues. Time after time after time”. When asked if Putin really cares about Western reactions, Broder says, he does: “Vladimir Putin cares profoundly about individual targeted sanctions. They go after his most close allies in the government and among the oligarchs. And if you sanction those people, you're effectively freezing Vladimir Putin's money. And he cares about money more than human life”. Browder believes everybody in America should understand that Putin is one of the “most evil dictators” in the world right now. He added: “And in no way, shape or form should we engage with him now”. This attitude is shared by former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, who himself survived being poisoned in 2004 when he was running against a Russia-backed candidate. In a written statement, Yushchenko told Fox News he finds it distressing that U.S. policymakers are advocating yet another “reset” of relations with Russia. “The Kremlin will continue its provocative attacks and expansionist policies until it is stopped by a strong and united response from the West,"

foxnews Monday, October 12, 2020 7:43:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko said ( about Hong Kong has ) : “I am confident that China will find a way to deal with the situation in Hong Kong,”

foreignaffairs-nz Tuesday, November 19, 2019 4:51:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko said ( about Hong Kong has ) : “I know that people of China are people with great wisdom, and there are ways within the Chinese people and Chinese leadership of restoring peace and resolving the issue in Hong Kong,”

foreignaffairs-nz Tuesday, November 19, 2019 4:51:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko indiqué : "Je sais que les Chinois sont un peuple de grande sagesse"

french.china.org.cn Tuesday, November 19, 2019 3:54:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko indiqué : "Je sais que les Chinois sont un peuple de grande sagesse"

french-news Tuesday, November 19, 2019 3:46:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko said ( about Hong Kong has ) : "I am confident that China will find a way to deal with the situation in Hong Kong,"

xinhuanet_en Tuesday, November 19, 2019 1:34:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko said ( about Hong Kong has ) : "I know that people of China are people with great wisdom, and there are ways within the Chinese people and Chinese leadership of restoring peace and resolving the issue in Hong Kong,"

xinhuanet_en Tuesday, November 19, 2019 1:34:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko concluded : "My dear nation, I still believe that you need this political course. You have the right to choose. I don’t agree with the choice that most of you are inclined to make. But I will always respect it,"

itartass_en Friday, October 27, 2017 6:23:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko said : "I am confident that we should set a goal of forming strategic relations, in the maximally broad sense, between China and Ukraine,"

xinhuanet_en Thursday, November 17, 2016 7:35:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko wrote : "I really believe and I'm sure that it's Vladimir Putin who is behind the attempted murder,” says Navalny and vouches he will soon return to Russia. “Any other possibilities have never been considered and never will be”. The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons confirmed the findings by Germany and other countries that Navalny was the victim of an attack with a Soviet-era nerve agent Novichok. Novichok, meaning “newcomer” in Russian, stands for a group of nerve agents developed by the Soviet Union in the 1970s. It last made news in 2018, when Russian ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were attacked in the British city of Salisbury. The Skripals, who survived the poisoning, have since been in hiding. The U.S. government, along with European leaders, condemned Navalny’s poisoning, while Russia denies any involvement in the alleged poisoning. “We call on Russia to bring those responsible for this abhorrent attack to justice,” tweeted Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. In an exclusive interview with Fox News, Russian democracy activist Vladimir Kara-Murza recalls how he felt when he suffered poisoning twice in 2015 and 2017. “It is excruciatingly painful and very frightening to have to live through this when you're trying to take in the air and you suffocate and you cannot breathe and you just feel life going out of your body,” Kara-Murza told Fox News standing in front of the Russian Embassy in Washington, D.C., on Boris Nemtsov Plaza, named after his lifelong friend, the late Russian opposition leader who was gunned down near from the Kremlin in 2015. “In 20 years since Vladimir Putin came to power in Russia, there has been a long and growing list of attacks, attempted or actual murders against political opponents, independent journalists, anti-corruption campaigners and other undesirables, people who, for some reason or another, have crossed the path of the Kremlin and Vladimir Putin's regime,” he said. Why poisoning? Kara-Murza thinks there are two main reasons why Russian security services like this method – plausible deniability and sadism. “Every time another prominent opponent or independent journalist is poisoned, the Kremlin spokespeople shrug their shoulders and say – 'Who knows what happened? Maybe they eat something wrong or they drank too much or why are you blaming us?' And this continues. Time after time after time”. When asked if Putin really cares about Western reactions, Broder says, he does: “Vladimir Putin cares profoundly about individual targeted sanctions. They go after his most close allies in the government and among the oligarchs. And if you sanction those people, you're effectively freezing Vladimir Putin's money. And he cares about money more than human life”. Browder believes everybody in America should understand that Putin is one of the “most evil dictators” in the world right now. He added: “And in no way, shape or form should we engage with him now”. This attitude is shared by former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, who himself survived being poisoned in 2004 when he was running against a Russia-backed candidate. In a written statement, Yushchenko told Fox News he finds it distressing that U.S. policymakers are advocating yet another “reset” of relations with Russia. “The Kremlin will continue its provocative attacks and expansionist policies until it is stopped by a strong and united response from the West,"

foxnews Monday, October 12, 2020 7:43:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko said ( about Hong Kong has ) : “I am confident that China will find a way to deal with the situation in Hong Kong,”

foreignaffairs-nz Tuesday, November 19, 2019 4:51:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko said ( about Hong Kong has ) : “I know that people of China are people with great wisdom, and there are ways within the Chinese people and Chinese leadership of restoring peace and resolving the issue in Hong Kong,”

foreignaffairs-nz Tuesday, November 19, 2019 4:51:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko indiqué : "Je sais que les Chinois sont un peuple de grande sagesse"

french.china.org.cn Tuesday, November 19, 2019 3:54:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko indiqué : "Je sais que les Chinois sont un peuple de grande sagesse"

french-news Tuesday, November 19, 2019 3:46:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko said ( about Hong Kong has ) : "I am confident that China will find a way to deal with the situation in Hong Kong,"

xinhuanet_en Tuesday, November 19, 2019 1:34:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko said ( about Hong Kong has ) : "I know that people of China are people with great wisdom, and there are ways within the Chinese people and Chinese leadership of restoring peace and resolving the issue in Hong Kong,"

xinhuanet_en Tuesday, November 19, 2019 1:34:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko concluded : "My dear nation, I still believe that you need this political course. You have the right to choose. I don’t agree with the choice that most of you are inclined to make. But I will always respect it,"

itartass_en Friday, October 27, 2017 6:23:00 PM EAT

Viktor Yushchenko said : "I am confident that we should set a goal of forming strategic relations, in the maximally broad sense, between China and Ukraine,"

xinhuanet_en Thursday, November 17, 2016 7:35:00 PM EAT