Disgraced Russian ex-oligarch wanted over coup plot – FSB

RT (Russia Today)Tuesday, October 14, 2025 at 7:32:13 AM
Disgraced Russian ex-oligarch wanted over coup plot – FSB
The FSB has accused former Yukos oil company head Mikhail Khodorkovsky and his associates of plotting to seize power in Russia. This allegation highlights ongoing tensions within the country and raises concerns about political stability. Khodorkovsky, once one of Russia's richest men, has been a vocal critic of the Kremlin, and this latest development could have significant implications for the political landscape in Russia.
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