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The situation for Alexei Navalny, a Russian opposition politician who has already been able to move and can sometimes come out of his sickbed, has improved even more.
The politician, who was treated for toxic symptoms, woke up a week ago from an artificial coma maintained by drugs. It was then that they began to get used to mechanical ventilation.
Der Spiegel writes in its weekend edition that German authorities say the Kremlin may be behind the poisoning. The attackers could expect Navalny to lose his life on a several-hour flight from Siberia to Moscow. The opposition politician survived only because the pilot immediately made a crash landing at the nearest airport and doctors immediately began treatment with an antidote called atropine.
The federal government in Berlin said Monday that tests in Sweden and France also showed Novics in samples taken from Navalny. Moscow demands proof from the German side and claims that no poison was found in the organization of the Russian opposition politician during the Russian investigations.
The Russian head of state reacted that a French investigation launched by Emmanuel Macron confirmed that an “assassination attempt” had been carried out against Navalny with Novics in violation of chemical weapons standards. According to Vladimir Putin, in order to clarify the real circumstances of what happened, it is necessary for the German experts to deliver the samples taken from Navalny to Moscow, as well as to cooperate with the Russian doctors.
Macron and Putin agreed to seek to help determine the parameters for possible cooperation with European partners on this issue. There is no cooperation in Hungarian yet, but there is already an intention to discuss the possibility of possible cooperation.
Known as the main critic of Putin’s opposition, Navalny visited Siberia on August 20, where he participated in Tomsk’s regional election campaign. On the way home, he fell ill on the plane to Moscow.
Heiko Maas says the Kremlin should stop fogging up.
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