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Yulia Navalny: ‘Vladimir Putin Killed My Husband

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M10news – Yulia Navalny, the wife of Alexei Navalny, has levelled serious accusations against Russian authorities regarding the handling of her husband’s remains. In a poignant video shared on her newly established online platform, she expressed her resolve to uncover the truth behind his death in a Siberian penal colony.

In her emotional address, Yulia directly implicated Russian President Vladimir Putin in her husband’s demise, asserting that Putin not only ended Alexei’s life but also shattered their family’s future. She pledged to expose those responsible and shed light on the circumstances surrounding his death.

MUNICH, GERMANY - FEBRUARY 16: People light candles during a vigil for Alexiei Navalny in front of the Russian Embassy on February 16, 2024 in Munich, Germany. The death of Russian opposition politician, Alexi Navalny, 47, was announced this morning by the Russian Prison Service. Alexei Anatolievich Navalny was a Russian opposition leader, lawyer, anti-corruption activist and political prisoner. Born in Butyn' in 1976, he refounded the Russia of the Future party in 2018 and organised anti-government demonstrations. He was an advocate against corruption in Russia, and against President Vladimir Putin and his government. Navalny was hospitalised in 2020 for poisoning by a novichok agent and accused President Putin of being responsible. An investigation implicated agents from the Federal Security Service. In 2022 he was jailed for nine years after a trial for embezzlement which was labelled a sham by Amnesty International. He is survived by his wife, Yulia Navalnaya and two children. (Photo by Johannes Simon/Getty Images)
Long at the front of antigovernmental protests Navalny was among Putins top political foes Picture Getty Images Europe

Yulia recounted the alleged mistreatment inflicted upon Alexei by prison authorities during his time at the penal colony, including isolation, deprivation of necessities, and starvation. Despite the harsh conditions, she highlighted Alexei’s unwavering strength and dedication to their cause.

She also criticized the delay in conducting an autopsy, expressing concerns about the potential disappearance of evidence related to the nerve agent Novichok, with which Alexei had been poisoned in 2020. His sudden demise in custody, officially attributed to “sudden death syndrome,” has prompted scepticism among activists regarding the credibility of the investigation.

Yulia’s plea for support resonates with her husband’s legacy of opposition against the Russian government. She underscored the significance of standing up against injustice and intimidation, urging others to join her in seeking justice for Alexei and continuing his fight for freedom and democracy in Russia.

The video marked Yulia’s determination to name those allegedly involved in her husband’s death, promising to reveal the truth behind Putin’s role in the tragic event. She accused the authorities of attempting to conceal Alexei’s remains from his family and legal representatives.

Furthermore, Yulia condemned the treatment Alexei endured while incarcerated, describing him as a resilient individual who remained steadfast in his convictions despite the adversities he faced. She emphasized that Putin’s actions not only claimed Alexei’s life but also aimed to extinguish their hopes and aspirations for a better future.

 

FILE - In this handout photo taken from a footage provided by Moscow City Court, Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny shows a heard symbol standing in the cage during a hearing to a motion from the Russian prison service to convert the suspended sentence of Navalny from the 2014 criminal conviction into a real prison term in the Moscow City Court in Moscow, Russia, Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021. Russia's prison agency says that imprisoned opposition leader Alexei Navalny has died. He was 47. The Federal Prison Service said in a statement that Navalny felt unwell after a walk on Friday Feb. 16, 2024 and lost consciousness. (Moscow City Court via AP, File)
Navally would have spent three decades in prison Picture AP

Yulia’s call for solidarity underscores the collective responsibility to demand accountability for Alexei’s death and to uphold the principles he fought for. She urged people not to succumb to fear or apathy but to stand united in seeking justice and defending human rights in Russia.

The delay in allowing Alexei’s relatives to retrieve his body and the reported obstruction faced by his mother and legal representatives at the morgue have further fueled suspicions surrounding the circumstances of his death. Activists and supporters continue to doubt the transparency and impartiality of the ongoing investigation.

As Yulia continues her quest for truth and justice, she appeals to the public to support her in honoring Alexei’s memory and carrying forward his legacy of resilience and defiance against authoritarianism. She remains steadfast in her determination to hold those responsible for his death accountable and to ensure that his sacrifice will not be in vain.

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