‘Vladimir Putin is responsible for the murder of my husband’ Navalny’s team obtained evidence he was poisoned in Arctic prison, widow says
Source: Meduza
After Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny died in a prison in Kharp, in Russia’s Far North, on February 16, 2024, his team managed to secure samples of his biological material and send them abroad to laboratories in two Western countries. Tests confirmed that Navalny had been poisoned, his widow, Yulia Navalnaya, announced on Wednesday.
“What happens next? I don’t know. A Russian citizen was killed on Russian soil, and all of the evidence is there. Western countries have no legal grounds to open or pursue a criminal case,” she said.
Navalny’s team also obtained testimony from five employees of the Kharp prison describing what happened to the opposition leader in the final days of his life. Yulia Navalnaya gave a detailed account of their statements.
when Hitler v2.0 is your „leader“ anything goes it seems… and Orban is learning from him now as well…
Fucked up World..
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For me, he was no better than Putin himself in 2001.
I will not shed tears for him.
The fact of his opposition to Putin doesn’t make him a good person. Prigozhyn also opposed Putin, he still remained a terrible person. One good thing cant undone another one.
Update for people unaware about what I am talking about:
• Navalny complained about the UN security council meeting in Georgia. He did not like the Costa Rica ambassador’s remarks. “When we’re done bombing Georgia – Navalny wrote – we should deal with Costa Rica,” suggesting bombing the country too.
• Navalny supported the invasion of Georgia and wrote in his blog that he would “really like to hit Georgian General Staff with a cruise missile.” He called Georgian people by slur “rodents” and called to deport
• When in 2018 the Ukrainian Orthodox church was finally granted autonomy by Patriarchate of Constantinople (a historic step towards religious independence from Moscow), Navalny complained that it would be a disaster for “Russkiy Mir”, a colonial concept of Russian culture’s superiority.
• His most famous foreign policy statement, however, was the “sandwich quote”. In 2014, he was asked in an interview if he would return Crimea, which was just illegally annexed by Russia. He replied asking if Crimea is a “sandwich or something that you can take and give back?”
• On February 20th 2023, on X, Navalny also answered the question if “all russians are inherently imperialistic?” with a categorical no. He proceeded to compare russia and Belarus, which in itself was bizarre considering Belarus was never an empire to begin with and, on the contrary, was at the receiving end of russian imperialism herself.
He was the same imperialist as Putin, and pretended to be liberal and good as Putin in 2001.
Fit-Special-8416 on
Someone, please explain what we see
Organic-Vegetable438 on
it looks too me like he died of a natural cause with 0 (zero)((not even a bit)) involvment of the KGB
Astarogal on
I will never understand the reason behind his return if only he had like 1-2 years to live and wanted to die a martyr. But then again, to go out like that is just ….
Sinapsis42 on
I see Putin’s fingerprints everywhere in that cell.
SympathyNo8636 on
God I wish I had a minute alone with putin.
VolvicVoda on
It’s time to payback I guess
kat_melanthe on
It’s horrible. I feel so sorry for him and his family.
HSButtNaked on
„Sudden death syndrome“ what a joke.
Baron_Blackfox on
Putin = Hitler of our time
Ialaika on
Navalny had some really weird idea about this regime and about Russia. He was Russian, lived in Russia, but it felt like he didn’t even understand where he was.
He came back from Germany all puffed up. Everyone remembers on the plane: “Boy, bring me some vodka, we’re flying home”.
Then lawyers, courts, trying to argue with the system. Meanwhile in the Kremlin they laughed their asses off after poisoning him the first time, and laughed even harder when he came back so they could poison him again.(They were probably pleasantly surprised that he came back — and laughed even harder because of it.)
He made a film showing Putin’s billion-dollar palace and thought the servile Russian people would rise up because the tsar was stealing. That’s insane.
And I can’t figure out what doomed him — his courage and strong will, which were undeniably huge, or just plain stupidity and naivety.
And now, after his death, his allies are busy whitewashing the Russian people — blaming everything only on Putin, not on Russians. (Like yeah, Putin also personally started the wars in Transnistria and Chechnya, right?) They don’t even want to hear about actually helping Ukraine. And if you tell them Russia has to lose this war, they freak out just like Kremlin propagandists.
vsratoslav on
For me, as for millions of russians, Navalny was part of our future, our hope. Losing him feels like losing someone close, unbearably heavy. Putin feared that hope – and that’s why he killed him.
Shqiptar89 on
Careful now. You’ll might end up enjoying the view from a high rise window…
GrumpyAboutEverythin on
Ziggas would say that’s spilled borscht
Character-Method-711 on
I would perhaps be deleted and/or banned, but F putin and all putinistas.
Top_Mechanic237 on
I have some issues with Navalny and some of his statements or his team. But in no way did he deserve such a horrible death and the torture he was subjected to by the Russian repressive machine (e.g., sleep deprivation). Navalny, with all his questionable actions (such as participating in nationalist movements), still opened the eyes of many Russians to how fucked up Russia is. If Navalny convinced even one Russian to change their opinion about the war or Russia, inspired them to fight against this regime, or convinced them to flee Russia and thus avoid being sent to war where they would kill Ukrainians, I will be grateful to him for that.
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‘Vladimir Putin is responsible for the murder of my husband’ Navalny’s team obtained evidence he was poisoned in Arctic prison, widow says
Source: Meduza
After Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny died in a prison in Kharp, in Russia’s Far North, on February 16, 2024, his team managed to secure samples of his biological material and send them abroad to laboratories in two Western countries. Tests confirmed that Navalny had been poisoned, his widow, Yulia Navalnaya, announced on Wednesday.
“What happens next? I don’t know. A Russian citizen was killed on Russian soil, and all of the evidence is there. Western countries have no legal grounds to open or pursue a criminal case,” she said.
Navalny’s team also obtained testimony from five employees of the Kharp prison describing what happened to the opposition leader in the final days of his life. Yulia Navalnaya gave a detailed account of their statements.
https://meduza.io/en/feature/2025/09/17/vladimir-putin-is-responsible-for-the-murder-of-my-husband
Is that puke or brains?
In before the Russian propaganda bots.
Ban / report Russian propaganda troll bots.
Jesus fucking Christ
Where’s the bed ?
when Hitler v2.0 is your „leader“ anything goes it seems… and Orban is learning from him now as well…
Fucked up World..
For me, he was no better than Putin himself in 2001.
I will not shed tears for him.
The fact of his opposition to Putin doesn’t make him a good person. Prigozhyn also opposed Putin, he still remained a terrible person. One good thing cant undone another one.
Update for people unaware about what I am talking about:
• Navalny complained about the UN security council meeting in Georgia. He did not like the Costa Rica ambassador’s remarks. “When we’re done bombing Georgia – Navalny wrote – we should deal with Costa Rica,” suggesting bombing the country too.
• Navalny supported the invasion of Georgia and wrote in his blog that he would “really like to hit Georgian General Staff with a cruise missile.” He called Georgian people by slur “rodents” and called to deport
• When in 2018 the Ukrainian Orthodox church was finally granted autonomy by Patriarchate of Constantinople (a historic step towards religious independence from Moscow), Navalny complained that it would be a disaster for “Russkiy Mir”, a colonial concept of Russian culture’s superiority.
• His most famous foreign policy statement, however, was the “sandwich quote”. In 2014, he was asked in an interview if he would return Crimea, which was just illegally annexed by Russia. He replied asking if Crimea is a “sandwich or something that you can take and give back?”
• On February 20th 2023, on X, Navalny also answered the question if “all russians are inherently imperialistic?” with a categorical no. He proceeded to compare russia and Belarus, which in itself was bizarre considering Belarus was never an empire to begin with and, on the contrary, was at the receiving end of russian imperialism herself.
He was the same imperialist as Putin, and pretended to be liberal and good as Putin in 2001.
Someone, please explain what we see
it looks too me like he died of a natural cause with 0 (zero)((not even a bit)) involvment of the KGB
I will never understand the reason behind his return if only he had like 1-2 years to live and wanted to die a martyr. But then again, to go out like that is just ….
I see Putin’s fingerprints everywhere in that cell.
God I wish I had a minute alone with putin.
It’s time to payback I guess
It’s horrible. I feel so sorry for him and his family.
„Sudden death syndrome“ what a joke.
Putin = Hitler of our time
Navalny had some really weird idea about this regime and about Russia. He was Russian, lived in Russia, but it felt like he didn’t even understand where he was.
He came back from Germany all puffed up. Everyone remembers on the plane: “Boy, bring me some vodka, we’re flying home”.
Then lawyers, courts, trying to argue with the system. Meanwhile in the Kremlin they laughed their asses off after poisoning him the first time, and laughed even harder when he came back so they could poison him again.(They were probably pleasantly surprised that he came back — and laughed even harder because of it.)
He made a film showing Putin’s billion-dollar palace and thought the servile Russian people would rise up because the tsar was stealing. That’s insane.
And I can’t figure out what doomed him — his courage and strong will, which were undeniably huge, or just plain stupidity and naivety.
And now, after his death, his allies are busy whitewashing the Russian people — blaming everything only on Putin, not on Russians. (Like yeah, Putin also personally started the wars in Transnistria and Chechnya, right?) They don’t even want to hear about actually helping Ukraine. And if you tell them Russia has to lose this war, they freak out just like Kremlin propagandists.
For me, as for millions of russians, Navalny was part of our future, our hope. Losing him feels like losing someone close, unbearably heavy. Putin feared that hope – and that’s why he killed him.
Careful now. You’ll might end up enjoying the view from a high rise window…
Ziggas would say that’s spilled borscht
I would perhaps be deleted and/or banned, but F putin and all putinistas.
I have some issues with Navalny and some of his statements or his team. But in no way did he deserve such a horrible death and the torture he was subjected to by the Russian repressive machine (e.g., sleep deprivation). Navalny, with all his questionable actions (such as participating in nationalist movements), still opened the eyes of many Russians to how fucked up Russia is. If Navalny convinced even one Russian to change their opinion about the war or Russia, inspired them to fight against this regime, or convinced them to flee Russia and thus avoid being sent to war where they would kill Ukrainians, I will be grateful to him for that.