Navalny

However, problems started almost immediately. The spokeswoman for the most famous Russian opposition leader, who was found dead in a notorious prison on February 16, Kira Yarmysh, confirmed that they could not even find a hearse to take the body to the church. "Unknown people call morgues and threaten them," she said.

“They couldn’t find a hearse – Fears of arrests – ‘Putin leads a criminal gang,’ said Navalny’s widow in the European Parliament”

The host of the podcast said that "Ukrainians" could be behind Navalny's death, because it could benefit them in the conflict with Russia, to which Carlson replied: "They killed (Alexander) Dugin's daughter... Yes, it is possible", Ria Novosti reports.

The Russian oligarch had intervened to get Navalny released as part of a prisoner swap, associates of the deceased claim - Putin overturned the deal in the too

In that interview, he talked about his hope for a better future for Russia, as well as the risks he knew he was taking. In that interview, he also lashed out at "corrupt officials" who live in London and help Vladimir Putin's regime hide dirty money.
The interview took place in February 2020 and is believed to be one of the last Navalny gave while he was fully healthy.

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According to the source, this is a technique used by the KGB.
The Daily Mail reported the statements of Vladimir Osechkin, a Russian dissident and human rights activist, who believes that the bruises found on Navalny's body correspond to the consequences of the "one-shot" execution method.

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