Litvinenkos
Litvinenkos refers to a group of individuals and entities associated with the surname "Litvinenko," which originates from the Ukrainian and Russian language and means "from Lithuania." The name is most prominently linked to Alexander Litvinenko, a Russian former officer of the Federal Security Service (FSB) who later became a vocal critic of the Russian government and a prominent figure in Western intelligence circles.
Alexander Litvinenko gained international attention in the early 2000s after he fled Russia in 2000, seeking
Litvinenko’s most infamous case involved his poisoning in 2006 in London with polonium-210, a rare and highly
Beyond Alexander Litvinenko, the surname appears in various contexts, including business, politics, and media. Some individuals
Litvinenko’s legacy continues to influence debates on Russian politics, human rights, and intelligence operations. His case