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Alexei Navalny, 44, is still in a coma in a Berlin hospital. But according to his spokesperson Kira Yarmysh, his condition has improved, writes Reuters.
“The condition is serious, but the symptoms of poisoning are diminishing. Now there is no serious threat to his life,” twitter Kira Jarmysj.
Has been one the sharpest critics of President Vladimir Putin. Navalny employees suspect he was poisoned with a cup of tea in connection with a Siberian Tomsk flight to Moscow last week, a scenario that the Russian authorities question.
German doctors have not been able to determine exactly what Navalny received, but have said they believe it could be a cholinesterase inhibitor. The substance can be found in medicines, but it can also be used, for example, in medicines that affect the nervous system and pesticides.
Russian doctors have They previously said they believed Navalny had problems with his metabolism and found no signs of intoxication. According to Russian prosecutors, there is no evidence that Navalny was the victim of a crime and doctors have been requested to turn over the evidence.
Russian police have said they will investigate what caused the deterioration of Navalny’s condition in relation to the flight and whether there are reasons to launch a criminal investigation.
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