Kasparov says US warned him of threat to his life while Putin remains in power

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Russian opposition figure Garry Kasparov states the US warned him of a danger to his life. The former chess champion linked the threat directly to Vladimir Putin's continued rule in Russia. Kasparov expressed that neither he nor his family would be safe while Putin holds power. He made these remarks in a statement reported by international media.

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