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The appreciation was broadcast on the Navalny Live network created by A. Navaln’s colleagues, broadcast on YouTube and other social media platforms. The host of the show, former politician Vladimir Milov, said: Dear Lithuanian friends, here in Russia (I don’t think you are lying about Belarus), we were very impressed with how you fight for our freedoms and defend the people of our countries. It is very good to know that we have neighbors, friends from Europe, who do not leave us even in the most difficult moments. Thank you very much for your support. “
The leader also recalled the role of Lithuania in the fight for freedom in the Soviet Union. “By the way, I am doing a series of programs about the Soviet Union and I want to say that Lithuania was already at the forefront of everyone’s fight for democratic change and the elimination of totalitarian regimes. Of course, we are very grateful for that. They [lietuviai] it did not lose this leadership after so many years. “It’s very good and thank you for fighting so hard for the truth,” Milov said.
The segment on Lithuania has been broadcast from 29 min. and 15 sec:
Russia’s most prominent opposition politician, Navaln, felt bad last month on a plane flying from Siberia, where he had gone to investigate corruption and promote his “smart vote” campaign against regional elections.
After the plane landed quickly, the 44-year-old politician was taken to the Omsk city hospital and later transferred to a Berlin clinic, where doctors discovered that he had been poisoned with Soviet-made combat equipment from the Novičiok group. . Material from the same group, according to the British government, was poisoned in 2018 in the English town of Salisbury by former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter.
Navaln’s colleagues believe that he was poisoned in Tomsk and that the use of this banned chemical weapon shows that only the Russian state can be responsible for the poisoning.
Although the international community calls on Russia to carry out a transparent investigation and threatens to impose sanctions otherwise, the country has not launched a criminal investigation.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia was rejecting “the dictates of other countries, when and what legal procedures we should take.”
He argued that “de facto investigative actions are being carried out, but … there is no de jure basis for the criminal process, since all the tests carried out by Russian specialists have shown the absence of toxic substances” and it cannot be relying on German tests, “especially when performed in German military laboratories.” “.
Russia’s most prominent opposition politician, Navaln, felt bad last month on a plane flying from Siberia, where he had gone to investigate corruption and promote his “smart vote” campaign against regional elections.
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