Was Poisoned Russian Spy Alexander Litvinenko A Triple Agent?

Triple Agent! Poisoned Russian Spy Alexander Litvinenko Was Working For British AND Spanish Intelligence, Says Wife -- The Daily Mail

* Former KGB agent was working for both MI6 and at their behest Spanish intelligence services at the time of his death
* Alexander Litvinenko was advising on how closely linked Russian Mafia were to the country's government
* Spy was poisoned after allegedly having tea with former KGB colleagues
* Family claim he may have been poisoned in bid to silence him or as warning
* Lugovoy - now Russian MP - was double crossing his government and working alongside Mr Litvinenko in handing over information to Spain

Poisoned former KGB spy Alexander Litvinenko was effectively a triple agent working for MI6 and the Spanish secret service, it was claimed yesterday.

He was on the payroll of MI6 and had a handler called ‘Martin’, a barrister for his widow Marina said.

The Spanish secret service was also bankrolling his espionage activities and both stipends were paid into a joint bank account he held with his wife, it was said.

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Report: Dead Russian dissident was MI6 spy -- UPI
Alexander Litvinenko murder: British evidence 'shows Russia involved' -- The Guardian
Russian State Role Seen in Death of Poisoned Spy -- New York Times
Lawyer Ties Russia to Ex-Agent's Death -- Wall Street Journal
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Russian state culpable in Litvinenko death: UK lawyer -- Reuters
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