VLADIMIR Putin accused of KILLING top Russian scientist Dr Dmitry Kolker

VLADIMIR Putin has been accused of killing a top Russian scientist Dr Dmitry Kolker as he dies just two days after being jailed for alleged treason.

Dr. Dmitry Kolker, 54, was hospitalized with pancreatic cancer when he was arrested by the FSB on suspicion of espionage and placed in one of Russia’s most notorious prisons.

He was one of two prominent academics who were accused of being part of a Chinese spy ring by the Federal Security Service (FSB), which was the highest government organization that Putin once led.

After Dr. Kolker was dragged from his dying bed, his family called the treatment of the prominent scientist by Putin’s security agencies “torture.” Dr. Kolker had been ill for some time.

They had warned that Dr. Kolker’s disease had progressed to the point where he could not even undergo any additional chemotherapy or treatment.

Following a flight that took four hours to arrive in Moscow, he was incarcerated at the Lefortovo prison before being transported to the hospital, where he passed away early on Saturday morning.

His son, Maxim Kolker, who is 22 years old, said that the FSB took his father’s life despite knowing about his condition.

They didn’t even give our family the opportunity to say our goodbyes.

He placed the responsibility on the investigator assigned to the espionage investigation, who was identified as Morozov. He also placed blame on the court who authorized his father’s arrest, as well as “the entire state machinery.”

Maxim remarked, “I hope you will be held accountable for your acts.”

“You had a man killed in the span of two days. And as a result, my family and I do not have a father anymore.”

His sister, Alina Mironova, who is 29 years old and inconsolable, stated that “this is a big sorrow for our family.”

“This is not how it should have gone.”

The FSB asserted that it had the appropriate medical authorization to remove Dr. Kolker from his hospital drip and place him in solitary confinement.

A source, however, stated that Putin’s paranoia causes him to “see spies everywhere.”

They made the following statement: “Top scientists were formally urged to engage with top international partners, and they did so. Now, they are being accused of engaging in espionage.”

The laboratory for quantum optical technologies was led by Dr. Kolker during his time at Novosibirsk State University.

In the past, he was employed at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in Oxford, which contributed to his reputation as a leading authority on laser technology.

It is not quite clear whether the purported accusation of “treason” was connected to advanced military secrets involving new-age weapons.

Professor Anatoly Maslov, 75 years old, a leader in the development of hypersonic technology, was also taken into custody and is currently being held at the Lefortovo prison in Moscow.