Investigative group blames Russian president for decorating Skripal suspect

Investigative group blames Russian president for decorating Skripal suspect
The site on Monday said the man, who used the alias "Alexander Petrov", was, in fact, Alexander Mishkin, a trained military doctor employed by Moscow's GRU military intelligence service. (Image Credit: Twitter)
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Investigative group Bellingcat on Tuesday said the second suspect in the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal was decorated as a hero by President Vladimir Putin in 2014.

The site on Monday said the man, who used the alias "Alexander Petrov", was, in fact, Alexander Mishkin, a trained military doctor employed by Moscow's GRU military intelligence service.

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