On May 12, friends and supporters of the murdered opposition figure Boris Nemtsov published a report based on his work to uncover Russian military involvement in the war in Ukraine. The Nemtsov report, “Putin. Voina” (Putin. War), offers 64 pages and eleven chapters assessing the conflict, with an initial print run of 2,000. It does not provide convincing evidence to support the allegation that Nemtsov was murdered due to working on this issue. However, its main controversy lies in the fact that it is the first Russian-language report to assess Russian military and security involvement in Ukraine; and it lays …read more
Source: The Jamestown Foundation