German Prosecutor General indicts a suspect for Zelimkhan Khangoshvili's murder; Prosecutor General also claims that the killing order was given by Russian Federal organs

German Public Prosecutor General has indicted a suspect for killing a Georgian citizen, Zelimkhan Khangoshvili in Berlin.

According to media, the German Federal Prosecutor's statement claims that "Russian central governmental federal organs gave the order to crime suspect about Georgian citizen's liquidation".

According to the same statement, Vadim K. who is a Russian citizen is indicted for killing and breaking the law about bearing arms.

The investigation revealed that the killer approached Khangoshvili from behind and shot him three times. The suspect was arrested as a result of fresh pursuit and has been imprisoned since then.

Zelimkhan Khangoshvili was killed in Berlin on 23 August 2019. The Berlin Police arrested 48 years old Russian citizen on suspicion of killing. It's worth mentioning that the Russian Ambassador was summoned to the German Foreign Affairs Ministry to discuss the issue. Later on, Germany expelled two Russian diplomats for "inappropriate cooperation" with the investigation.