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On December 22, an article was published in the Lancet magazine, based on material from the German clinic Charite, collected during the treatment of RF citizen AA Navalna. According to the publication, AA Navaln was discharged from the Charite clinic on September 20, 2020, and by October 12 all the consequences of his illness had passed, “the report says.
Therefore, the FSIN considers that Mr. Navaln “is not fulfilling his judicial functions and is evading the control of the Penitentiary Inspection (UII).”
“According to the court verdict, this parolee was assigned functions for which he is responsible under RF law,” FSIN said.
If the evasion of control is confirmed, Mr. Navaln will be “arrested” in accordance with the article of the Penal Code, which provides, among other things, recourse to a court for the revocation of a suspended sentence and the effective execution of imprisonment.
“On December 28 an invitation was sent to AA Navalns to the Penitentiary Inspection. Information on the need for AA Navalns to come to UII was also sent to his lawyer and press secretary,” the report says.
“Last day of testing”
Navaln’s lawyer, Vadim Kobzev, for his part, shared a screenshot of his phone showing a message from the FSIN Moscow board of directors. It says the opposition must show up there to register on Tuesday morning.
A. Navalnas himself wrote on the social network Instagram that the date was “the last day of my trial period in the Yves Rocher case.”
“And the funniest thing is that FSIN even issued a special press release. The point is, they read an article about my poisoning in the medical journal Lancet, Navalnas wrote on Instagram Monday.” But at the same time, they didn’t ‘notice’ the Article title: ‘Poisoning by chemical novels’.
“If the” Lancet “article is recognized at the state level, then where, excuse me, is the criminal case for the poisoning?” Asked the opponent.
On December 30, 2014, the Moscow Zamoskvoreck District Court found A. Navalna and his brother guilty of fraud and embezzlement of the cosmetics company Yves Rocher. The court sentenced A. Navalnas to 3.5 years of probation and a probationary period of five years, and sent his brother Oleg to a general regime colony to serve 3.5 years in prison.
In August 2017, the court extended A. Navalno’s trial period until the end of December 2020.
The FSIN has also repeatedly unsuccessfully appealed to the court to replace Mr. Navaln’s probation with an actual custodial sentence.
In October 2017, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled that the Russian trial in the case of opposition leader A. Navaln and his brother Oleg was unfair and sentenced them to more than 80,000 in prison. compensation.
On April 25, 2018, the Supreme Court of Russia resumed the trial of the Navalnai brothers due to the decision of the ECHR, but confirmed the ruling without modifying it.
On August 20, Navaln became ill during a flight from Tomsk to Moscow and was later flown to Germany for treatment. Studies by laboratories in Germany, France and Sweden, as well as by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), have shown that there were traces of Novičiok, a war material developed by Soviet scientists.
German doctors who treated Navalna after the poisoning provided details of the case in an article in the Lancet medical journal last week.
The Russian authorities categorically deny their role in this poisoning.
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