Russia has launched a criminal case against Russian opposition leader Alexei Naval on charges of violent crime, which his supporters deny, Reuters reported on Friday.
Navalny also detained Lubov Sobol, a top man at the Anti-Corruption Foundation, for 48 hours, Navalny tweeted. That too Tweeted video And An image She said police showed her home being raided and loaded into a police vehicle.
Russian officials are accusing Sobol and others of entering an elderly woman’s apartment in Moscow while the delivery man wears a uniform used by the state’s consumer health care after deceiving a state consumer to allow him to enter the complex.
But Sobol’s supporters say she was in the opera compartment of a security operative who was allegedly involved in a deadly poisoning near Navalny, according to Reuters.
According to a Reuters translation, Navalny tweeted in Russian, “To tell everyone they are shutting down the mother of a small child for two days: do not investigate the matter.” “Do not dare to mess with our killers and poisoners and knock on their doors. These killers are untouchable. ”
The alleged Russian FSB agent, Navalny, said earlier this week that he had confessed to revealing the details of the poison and his conspiracy, according to the Associated Press.
Navalny claimed in a phone call with the alleged agent, Konstantin Kudryavatsev, that he was an official of the Russian National Security Council and was conducting debriefings, and revealed to Kudryavatsev that a nerve agent had been implanted in Navalny’s underpants.
Knoll is recovering in an undisclosed location in Germany, where he was hospitalized in August after falling ill on a plane leaving the city of Tomsk.
In October, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons said that the toxic chemicals taken from Navalny’s blood and urine belonged to the Novichok group of nucleic agents.
A joint investigation released by CNN and BellingCat earlier this month found that Navalny had been in the shadows for years in an elite FSB positions unit of up to 10.
The FSB has rejected Navalni’s account.
But earlier this week, the State Department also blamed the FSB.
“The United States believes that officers from the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) use the Novichok nerve agent to poison Mr. Navalny,” the department said in a statement on Wednesday. “Apart from the involvement and responsibility of Shri Ravi Sarkar, there is no sensible understanding about poisoning Shri Navalni.”
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