Russian dissidents in Europe report suspected poisonings amid expanded Kremlin threats

Multiple Russian journalists and activists in exile say they've been poisoned while traveling in Europe.
The alleged poisonings began in fall 2022 and are being investigated for potential Russian intelligence links.
This follows a pattern of Kremlin critics and opponents being poisoned under Putin's rule.
Threats to expatriate Russians have expanded, evoking Stalin's pursuit of Trotsky.
Western allies have tried limiting Russian operations but threats persist and countermeasures continue.