The Russian Nobel Prize winner was splashed with acetone red paint in the United State

(Morning News) The US media reported on Thursday (April 28) that the US official believes that in April this year, a Nobel Peace Prize winner who often criticized the Kremlin was attacked by chemicals.Russian intelligence agencies do.

Reuters reported that last year, the Philippine female reporter Maria Res (Maria Resina), who won the Nobel Peace Prize, said, said, Dmitry Muratovov, a Russian journalist.He was splashed with Acetone on a train.

Muratov, editor -in -chief of Noveya Gazeta, a new newspaper in Russia, revealed that when the attacker raid him, "this is revenge for our brothers."

Muratov took his photo after being splashed with red paint, and put on the Internet on his face, chest, and hand full of red paint.He said the acetone severely burned his eyes.

The New York Times and the Washington Post quoted the conclusions of the US intelligence agency on Thursday that the attack on the train that happened in Moscow to Samara was a first -hand plan for Russian intelligence personnel to planof.

Before Mulatov's attack, the new newspaper announced that it would suspend all online and paper publishing activities until Russia's "special action" in Ukraine ended.

The Russian government warned the new report on the report of the new report on the Russian and Ukraine War.