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“Of course he was not surprised by the conclusion, it was obvious that it was an intentional poisoning, and far from being the first. Unfortunately, I myself went through two similar situations in 2015 and 2017.
Poisoning is a favorite mode of operation of the special services. We know how he tried to poison Stepan Bander, Alexander Solzhinitsyn, Vladimir Vainovich and others. When Vladimir Putin came to power, this was unfortunately a natural act. We know the case of Anna Politkovskaya, before her murder there were also attempts to poison her, in London, the cases of Alexander Litvinenko, Skirpaliai, “Kara-Murza said in an interview with” News Radio “.
Recalling his personal experience, the politician said that the symptoms he experienced were very similar to those of A. Navalna.
“Both times my wife was told that the chances of survival are around five percent. I was in a coma. (…) First I was in the hospital for a month and a half. Then I spent more than a month in rehab. There they taught him to walk again. Then another year I used the wand while walking, I attended various therapies. After the second poison, I recovered faster. They took me out. I was in a coma for only a week. The same Moscow doctor saved my life both times. For the second time, he already knew what it was and immediately began treatment, “said V. Kara-Murza.
The politician believes that there are two reasons why the Russian special services like this method so much.
“First of all, it is a sadistic approach, it is a mockery of people. It hurts me a lot physically, it is difficult to go through that. If God gives me a chance to survive, as it happened to me, and I am very hopeful that that In the case of Alexei, then it will be a long time to stand.
The second reason is because the Kremlin can always reply that they have nothing to do with it. It says, “and where is your evidence?” As for what happened to Navaln, today he is the most effective and dangerous opposition to the Putin regime, so now he is fighting for his life, “said Kara-Murza.
The politician recalled two thousand days last week after the leader of the Russian opposition, former Deputy Prime Minister Boris Nemtsov, was shot and killed on the Kremlin walls.
“More than five years have passed and the perpetrators and perpetrators of this crime are still fully protected by the Russian authorities,” Kara-Murza said.
I’m not moving west
The Moscow-based opposition does not feel safe, but has no intention of retreating to the West.
“Security, in terms of what we do, is a completely obscure term. We know that among the people who have dedicated themselves to this type of activity, there are those who have paid the highest price for it, that is, with their lives.
My wife and children live abroad. I myself am in Moscow. I am a Russian politician, it is impossible to do politics without being in the country. I think it would be the Kremlin’s greatest gift if all the opposition gave up and ran away. I will not receive. I am absolutely convinced that A. Navalnas will return and continue his work as soon as he can stand up, “said V. Kara Murza.
They say the Belarusian and Russian regimes are closely linked
The Russian opposition compared the events in Belarus to the situation in many other post-communist countries.
“When the government doesn’t give people any other chance to change the situation, just to go out onto the streets, they have nothing else left. We have all seen the so-called elections in Belarus. In Russia, with Putin, they are going the same way.
In Russia, we are watching what is happening in Belarus, including the Kremlin, which is on the side of Alexander Lukashenko. “Russian civil society is very supportive of Belarusians, who, despite their unprecedented brutality, are taking to the streets today not only in Minsk, but also in other Belarusian cities,” Kara-Murza said.
According to him, Putin and Lukashenko are the last two European dictators, who are very similar.
“When Putin came to power and began to persecute the opposition in Parliament, falsifying the elections, destroying the independent media, Nemtsov called him Lukashenko of Russia.
For Putin, the fall of the Lukashenko regime is much more terrible than the loss of an ally. For him, what is happening now on the streets of Belarusian cities is a look to the future, which will take place in Russia in 2024, when we have the so-called presidential elections, ”said V. Kara-Murza.
The politician said Putin had already started using hybrid methods to support the Lukashenko regime.
“He is sending our propagandists and power structures to Minsk. On the part of the Russian people, there is clear support for the people of Belarus. We have been quelling the mass protests in Khabarovsk for a month and a half, and we can already see posters” Long live Belarus. “There. In Minsk, when there was a large demonstration, people held signs” Khabarovsk, we are with you. Democrats must learn to work together, “Kara-Murza said.
At the same time, looking to the future, the opposition hoped that in 2024, after the Russian presidential elections, the West would express the position that Putin is a Russian leader in disguise.
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