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A vocal critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who said he was poisoned in 2015, has suffered "full organ failure" and is still in "grave" condition after being hospitalized in Moscow last week, his wife says.

Doctors in the hospital where Vladimir Kara-Murza, 35, is being treated say they still "have no real idea" what caused his illness, but agree a "toxic substance" is to blame, his lawyer Vadim Prokhorov told CNN.

A Russian opposition activist who landed in the hospital after being poisoned this month will reportedly complete his recovery abroad.

Vladimir Kara-Murza left Russia on Sunday for treatment "abroad," though it's unclear exactly where he has traveled, ABC News reported.
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Around the same time as the poisoning, Dipshit Drumpf was asked in an interview with Bill O'Reilly about Russian President Vladimir Putin being "a killer."

"There are a lot of killers. We've got a lot of killers. What do you think — our country's so innocent. You think our country's so innocent?" Drumpf responded.

In the weeks before his death, Voronenkov, a former member of Russia’s pliant Communist Party, had told friends he was being targeted. Hackers had been trying to pry into his Twitter account and his wife’s email. He had received threatening text messages, and the police had recently assigned him a bodyguard. There were rumors he was under surveillance
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Yet Voronenkov, who only recently began criticizing Putin, may be something of a different case: A former investigator turned loyal lawmaker in Russia’s State Duma, Voronenkov fled Moscow for Kiev with his wife in October amid a corruption investigation against him and suddenly become one of Putin’s most vocal critics, a thorn in Moscow’s side comparing the current wave of patriotic sentiment in Russia to Nazi Germany.

Leisher wrote: No idea why this is being brought back up again, but the Dutch say they have evidence a Russian missile shot down Malaysia Airlines plane over the Ukraine.