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SINCE Supporters of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny said today they were concerned about his deteriorating health, Reuters reported.
Last week, Navalny began to experience severe back pain and one of her legs became immobile.,
as he could not bear it, according to his close aide Leonid Volkov, who said the opponent had only been given two painkillers.
The state of health of the leader of the Russian opposition Alexei Navalny is “satisfactory”. This was stated today by the Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN). “At the request of the prisoners, medical examinations were carried out on March 24” and Navalny’s health was “evaluated as stable and satisfactory,” the FSIN told Russian news agencies, quoted by AFP.
His colleague Leonid Volkov does not trust the authorities
“I translate from the police to Russian: as we expected, Navalny is in the hospital, so the lawyers were not released yesterday” with him.,
Volkov wrote on Twitter. “Something very bad is happening to him,” he added.
I am translating from menthozyaz into Russian: as we expected, Navalny is in the hospital, and that is why yesterday they did not let the lawyers in and they lied to them about the “measures of the regime”, and something very bad is happening to him.
– Leonid Volkov (@leonidvolkov) March 25, 2021
On Wednesday, Navalny’s lawyer was alarmed and said he did not have access to the 44-year-old anti-corruption blogger in Russia. According to him, the opponent has been complaining for some time that he has “severe back pain” and is beginning to feel his legs.
According to Volkov, the prison administration is probably trying to hide the fact that Navalny has been transferred to hospitals.
Since he was in the colony – since the beginning of March, the Kremlin critic has uploaded two posts on Instagram,
sustained in a humorous and optimistic tone. In the first, he assures that the colony’s administration “managed to surprise him”: “He did not believe that a concentration camp could be built 100 km from Moscow.”
In the second, the opponent compares his daily life with that of the Imperial Star Wars stormtroopers due to the strict discipline in the penitentiary: physical exercises in the yard and marching in place.
Navalny, 44, was jailed last month for two and a half years.
for charges that he defines as manufactured. He was arrested in January after returning to Russia from Germany, where he was recovering from suspected nerve agent poisoning.
Navalny is serving his sentence in a penal colony in the Vladimir region, about 100 kilometers east of Moscow.
from Moscow.
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