Mother of Kremlin critic Navalny says she's resisting pressure to agree to a secret burial
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Navalny mother says being pressured into ‘secret’ burial
MOSCOW, Feb 23 — The mother of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who died in an Arctic prison last week, said yesterday officials were pressuring her to agree to a “secret” burial for her son. The Navalny case remained in the international spotlight with US President Joe Biden meeting the Russian politician’s widow and daughter, Yulia and Dasha Navalnaya, in San Francisco yesterday. Lyudmila Navalnaya, mother of President Vladimir Putin’…
The United States will introduce new sanctions against Russia on Friday. Washington wants to hold Russia accountable for the war and the recent death of opposition leader Aleksey Navalny. Navalny's mother said on Thursday that she got to see her son's body, after days of waiting. According to Lyudmila, Russian officials are said to have threatened to do “something” with Navalny's body if she does not agree to a secret burial. Follow all developm…
Navalny: Mother shown body – says pressured to agree to ‘secret’ funeral
Alexei Navalny’s mother has said she’s been shown his body, and accused authorities of planning a ‘secret’ funeral for her son. The 47-year-old Russian dissident died suddenly in a Siberian penal colony last week, and his family have accused the Kremlin of murder.
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