MOSCOW, August 2 (RIA Novosti) - Russia's security chief said Wednesday he was convinced that killers of five Russian embassy employees in Iraq would be found.
One embassy employee was shot June 3 in an attack on a car. Four others were abducted and executed later by an al-Qaeda linked group.
"All special services are involved [in the investigation]," Nikolai Patrushev, the head of the Federal Security Service and the chairman of the national anti-terrorism committee, said adding that President Vladimir Putin's orders would be fulfilled.
President Vladimir Putin gave orders in June for the killers of the diplomats to be found and killed.