It is now 20 years ago. How much have the Western heads of state, who today advocate or even call for a ‘rapprochement’ with Russia, learnt in the meantime?
Twenty years ago, on October 7, 2006, Anna Politkovskaya was murdered by Putin’s henchmen.
She had warned about the true nature of the russian regime and urged that it not be allowed to continue until it was too late.
Western leaders chose to listen to the appeasers—or succumbed to corruption.