Alexei Navalny’s body was ‘abused’ after death, widow claims, as loved ones fear funeral arrests
February 28, 2024
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as posted by the channelRussian opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s body was “abused” after he was “killed” in his Arctic penal colony, his widow told European lawmakers Wednesday — calling President Vladimir Putin “a monster.”
Putin’s fiercest opponent Navalny, 47, was first “tortured for three years” in a remote Siberian prison, where he was kept in a tiny cell, starved and denied access to the outside world, Yulia Navalnaya told the European Parliament Wednesday morning, according to SkyNews.
“And then they killed him. Even after that they abused his body and abused his mother,” Navalnaya said with steely composure.
Navalny’s body was finally returned to his mother Saturday, more than a week after his Feb. 16 death.
The late opposition leader’s allies have accused Putin’s regime of plotting his death because the former KGB strongman could not tolerate him potentially being freed in a prisoner swap.
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