http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-16466522
http://cryptogon.com/?p=26858
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A Polish military prosecutor has shot himself in the head after cutting short a news conference in his office, officials and media reports say.
Col Mikolaj Przybyl was defending a military investigation into media leaks related to the air crash that killed the Polish president in 2010.
He asked reporters to leave so that he could take "a break".
For those that dont remember:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2010-04-10/russia-begins-probe-into-polish-presidents-death/2574404
QuoteRussia says Prime Minister Vladimir Putin will personally head the investigation into an aeroplane crash that killed Poland's president
This is suspicious as hell.
or AWESOME as hell. Vladimir Putin, int'l detective!
If anything, Putin has more to lose than anyone by turning Poland hostile through naked acts of aggression. At least one Russian oil pipeline would be at risk, one that terminates in Berlin (the Russians have other routes, through the Baltic Sea, but all terminate in German ports). Putin does not put Russian oil pipelines at risk, he puts people who put Russian oil pipelines at risk at risk. Just ask the former head of Yukos about that, if you're allowed to visit him in jail.
Who benefits from having Russia and Poland at each other's throats? What other pipelines could possibly supply the German market with the fuel it needs to keep its economy stable?
I don't see a Polish officer attempting to off himself because of the shock discovery that Putin is an evil bastard. Let's put it that way.