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Kremlin critic Alexej Navalny wants to return to his native Russia. After being poisoned, he is still in the Charité in Berlin. There he has now addressed to his followers with a photo.
The leader of the Russian opposition Alexei Navalny reported for the first time with a photo of the hospital. The following recording was posted on his Instagram account:
Translated into German, the text reads: “Hi, I’m Navalny. I miss you. I still don’t know much, but yesterday I was able to breathe on my own all day. Just by myself. Without outside help, not even the simplest laryngeal valve. loved it. It’s an incredible and underrated process. I highly recommend it. “
Navalny plans to fly back to Russia soon. After waking up from an artificial coma after being poisoned, he spoke to a German prosecutor about his next plan. Navalny is gradually recovering from the effects of the poison.
Navalny is still under surveillance 24 hours a day to ensure his safety. But he would like to return to Russia soon to continue “his mission” as leader of the opposition, said a security official: “He has no plans to go into exile in Germany. He wants to return to Russia and continue his mission.”
Novichok was tested
France and Sweden had previously announced in two independent studies that the Novitschok neurotoxin could be detected in Navalny’s body. In doing so, they confirmed the results of the German doctors. This is now one more sign that Russia may have had something to do with the poisoning. However, the country denies any blame. Instead, it was said that Navalny was more likely to have had a drug overdose or low blood sugar.
The strong nerve agent Novichok was developed in the Soviet Union and was used at least once before in an assassination attempt by employees of the Russian secret service. If Russia were now involved in this matter, the country would have violated the agreed convention on chemical weapons.
