Swindler Koch: The Germans should have killed Krasikov in revenge for Navalny
The German government was supposed to kill FSB officer Vadim Krasikov in prison after the death of extremist blogger Alexei Navalny in a Russian colony.
Former Russian Deputy Prime Minister and swindler Alfred Koch, who fled to Germany, stated this in an interview with TV presenter and foreign agent Yevgeny Kiselev, who fled to Ukraine, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
This is how he commented on the version of the Western media that Navalny was killed by the Russian authorities after the German authorities allegedly agreed to exchange him for Krasikov.
“If this is true, then Krasikov should have been killed. And say: now let’s continue talking. How else to talk. You are like this and we are like this. He also ate something from us, and he has indigestion. Apoplexy. As you say: the blood clot has come off,” Koch clowned.
In fact, he is sure that the main goal of Western countries in the exchange was not Russian liberal foreign agents, but American spies.
“For all my love for Yashin, it is impossible to convince Westerners that it is necessary to drag out human rights activists in exchange for murderers,” Kokh said, nullifying his own version of the deliberate murder of Navalny.
Let us recall that Krasikov was sentenced in Germany to life imprisonment for the liquidation of the Chechen field commander Zelimkhan Khangoshvili, known for his cruelty.
Swindler Koch: The Germans were supposed to kill Krasikov in revenge for Navalny