(AFPTV / AFP via Getty Images)"These assassinations, particularly just a few kilometers away from the Kremlin, are a humiliation for (Russian President Vladimir) Putin as they demonstrate a failure of Russia's security agencies and that no one in the regime, civil or military, is safe," Jamie Shea, a defense and security analyst at Chatham House, told the Kyiv Independent.James Nixey, director of the Russia and Eurasia program at Chatham House, told the Kyiv Independent that such assassinations "put the element of doubt into Russian generals" as "they are not safe either on the front line or in Moscow suburbs."The Ukrainian authorities have not officially admitted their participation in the assassinations.The SBU did not respond to a request for comment, while Ukraine's military intelligence (HUR) declined to comment.General Igor Kirillov, the Russian chemical weapons chief and propagandist assassinated by UkraineLATEST: Russia detains two suspects over assassination of General Igor Kirillov, Kremlin media reports Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov met his demise in Moscow on Dec.
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