#assassination

#assassination

In late August, Andriy Parubiy was walking down a street in Lviv, western Ukraine, when a man disguised as a delivery driver followed him and suddenly opened fire. The former Ukrainian parliamentary leader was killed in broad daylight with several shots fired. A surveillance camera captured the crime, sending shockwaves throughout the country. A debate is now underway in Ukraine about how politicians, activists, and celebrities have become targets in Russia's hybrid warfare.

The assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh potentially involved a remote-controlled weapon, raising questions about the feasibility and implications of autonomous assassination technology.

The shocking arrest of six-year-old Lin Latt Shwe along with others in Myanmar highlights the escalating violence and political turmoil following the military coup.

Robert Agius and Jamie Vella were found guilty of supplying the explosives used in the assassination of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, marking a significant step towards accountability.

Col Hamish de Bretton-Gordon stated, 'There are analysts, people who know better than I, who believe Putin is now a dead man walking, a spent force whose war in Ukraine will cause his end.'

The support was offered without any oversight by parliaments or elected politicians, and, if not actually illegal, would have caused a public scandal.

The definition of 'assassination' can be debated, but it aims to achieve a political, economic, or ideological end and raises moral questions about its justification.