Moscow doubts killer of ambassador was a lone wolf

The spokesman for President Vladimir Putin indicates Moscow doesn’t believe the gunman who killed Russia’s ambassador to Turkey acted on his own, but refuses to explain the reasons for the suspicion.

“We shouldn’t rush with any theories before the investigators establish who were behind the assassination of our ambassador,” says spokesman Dmitry Peskov, who offers no suggestions about who those people might be.

— AFP

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