FROM RUSSIAN SOCIAL MEDIA:
(Not my words)

A tense night within Moscow’s security and political circles has escalated into a full-blown confrontation between intelligence agencies. An alarming incident occurred at the private residence of Oleg Feoktistov—the former deputy head of the FSB’s Internal Security Service and a former vice president of Rosneft—where his housekeeper was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, showing signs of chemical poisoning.
According to insiders, this is no ordinary case of food poisoning; rather, it appears that toxic substances—potentially even chemical warfare agents—have entered the victim’s system.

The toxins were present in dishes delivered to the home of a retired general from one of Moscow’s exclusive, high-end restaurants. A staff member effectively acted as a food taster, bearing the brunt of an attack originally intended for a man privy to the clandestine machinations of the Russian elite.
Oleg Feoktistov—known by the nickname "General Fix"—is one of the most shadowy and dangerous architects of state-sanctioned "hit jobs." As the right-hand man to Igor Sechin, he oversaw the arrests of various ministers and governors; even after his formal retirement, he has remained a key "fixer" and the go-to operative for the most delicate assignments commissioned by the head of Rosneft.
Intelligence services are now working in a state of high alert, scrutinizing the restaurant’s supply chains and its entire staff. The poisoning—which took place in the home of a man who knows the full, sordid truth behind the Kremlin’s internal power struggles and the wars between security factions—has instantly triggered a wave of speculation: has a hunt begun for the key operatives within Sechin’s own "secret service within the secret service"?