Russia’s opponent Alexei Navalny, who has been detained since 2021 and is currently serving 11 years in prison, is in a “critical” condition, his ally said Friday. Navalny suspects new poisoning after he poisoned himself as a novice in 2020 during a trip to Siberia. At that time, he was saved thanks to the medical assistance provided to him in Berlin, where he was allowed to be transferred on an emergency basis. Asked about suspicions that opposition leader Vladimir Putin could be gradually poisoned, Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the Kremlin was not monitoring Navalny’s health. penitentiary services. With regard to Shaveddinov, the authorities are trying to break Navalny by putting him in a ShIZO under the pretext of petty offenses or even without giving him any grounds.
According to Ruslan Shaveddinov, an ambulance was called to the Melehovo penal colony 250 kilometers east of Moscow last week, a sure sign that “the situation must be very serious.”