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“Liosa, when she was poisoned, I wrote that we have taken care of everything, we will get over it. And now I’m going to say the same thing, maybe you get to read it, unlike that time: there’s nothing we can’t deal with. Everything will definitely be fine! ”- J. Navalnaya.
Social networks admire not only the courage and strength of A. Navalnas, but also his wife.
Navaln said on Monday he faced a “mockery of justice” after Moscow police hastily held a court hearing the day after the Kremlin critic’s dramatic arrest at the capital’s airport.
Despite growing calls from western states for Navalna’s release, he was taken to a room in a police station in the Khimki suburb of the capital, where the opposition has been detained since Sunday night.
According to Navaln’s comrades, the opposition leader, who returned to Russia for the first time from Germany, where he was treated after the poisoning, was not allowed to meet with lawyers and was informed of the court hearing minutes before the start. .
His team posted a video showing the reaction of the overwhelmed A. Navaln.
Alexei from the courtroom pic.twitter.com/Dqsa4x0qrz
– Kira Yarmysh (@Kira_Yarmysh) January 18, 2021
“I saw a lot of mockery on the part of the justice, but they broke and rejected the Russian penal code,” said the politician.
“It is not possible. It is a complete anarchy,” he added.
Authorities arrested President Vladimir Putin’s opponent, 44, at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport, less than an hour after the opposition returned to Russia, despite warnings that he would be arrested.
The Russian Prison Service (FSIN) has stated that it arrested Mr. Navalnas for violating the terms of his probation in 2014 in a fraud case. The opposition itself considers the case politically motivated.
Prosecutors can also prosecute an anti-corruption activist on suspicion of embezzlement of nearly $ 4 million. dollars donated to their organizations.
A. Navaln became famous a decade ago as a fierce critic of the Kremlin, and the Anti-Corruption Foundation he founded publishes anti-corruption studies, which often reveal the lavish lifestyle of the Russian elite.
Navaln felt ill in August on a flight from Siberia to Moscow, and a couple of days later he was flown to Germany for treatment.
Western experts have discovered that a Kremlin critic was poisoned by the nerve paralyzing substance Novičiok, created in the Soviet Union.
Moscow denies having contributed in any way to the attack, and Russian investigators say there is no reason to launch an investigation.
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