Alexei Navalny
Navalny: Putin's widow determined to take revenge on Putin - Who is the "Iron Lady" of the Russian opposition
"Putin killed my husband, took half my life," Yulia Navalnya said yesterday, while pledging to continue the work of the dissident lawyer
European countries summon Russian diplomats over Navalny death
A host of European governments Monday summoned Russian diplomats following the prison death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
Widow of Alexei Navalny Blames Putin for His Death
The widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, Yulia Navalnaya, has delivered a powerful message following her husband's tragic death, accusing Russian President Vladimir Putin of being responsible and pledging to carry on his mission.
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"Putin killed Alexei"
She adds that she will continue her husband's mission and that she wants to build a free Russia.
"I want to live in a free Russia, I want to build a free Russia," Navalnaya said in a video address posted on YouTube, according to Reuters. She stated that she will work for the benefit of the citizens of Russia in order to fight the Kremlin and create a "new Russia".
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Borrell calls for sanctions
He stated this upon his arrival at the meeting of the EU Council for Foreign Affairs.
"And Putin himself is responsible," Borrell told reporters in Brussels.
He emphasized that the EU must continue to support Ukraine and the Russian people on the political and military front.
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EU Considers Naming Human Rights Sanctions Regime after Navalny
In a significant move aimed at honoring the legacy of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, the European Union is deliberating naming its sanctions regime for human rights abuses after him, following his tragic death in prison. The proposal was put forward by the EU's foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, ahead of the scheduled meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels on Monday.
FSB officers came to prison two days before Navalny's death, they had two tasks?
That visit, which was recorded in a report by the local branch of Russia's Federal Prison Service (FSIN), is not the only suspicious circumstance connected to the death of the Russian opposition leader.
Continuing Drama Surrounding Navalny's Body - Even the priest who was going to hold his funeral was arrested – Even the priest who was going to hold his funeral was arrested
Over 400 Navalny supporters have been arrested in Russia – After his arrest the priest suffered a stroke
Vučić: "Pressure on Serbia will continue. We would be the champion of democracy..."
As he said, he had important meetings in Munich.
"Munich is absolutely the geopolitical summit of the Western world, the last meeting was perhaps the most important in Munich. It was important that we were there and I am very pleased that we could be present," said Vui.
"It will be in the history textbooks"
Day 724 of the Invasion of Ukraine: Ukrainian Army Withdraws From Avdiivka
Day 724 of the invasion of Ukraine. Summary of key events in the last 24 hours: