US EditionNavalny widow: Putin ‘must answer for what he has done’
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In a resolution on Thursday, the European Parliament placed full responsibility for the death of opposition leader Aleksey Navalny on the Russian state and President Vladimir Putin. He must “be held accountable”, says parliament. And Russian President Putin warned of a nuclear war with the west in his annual major speech to parliament on Thursday. The reason is the statement by French President Macron, who hinted at NATO troops in Ukraine. Follo…
Russian President Vladimir Putin must be held accountable for the death of a Kremlin critic, MEPs stressed, urging the EU to continue supporting Russia's democratic opposition in a resolution adopted by the European Parliament.
The European Parliament sharply condemned the murder of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. Russian President Vladimir Putin must be held accountable for the death of a critic of the Kremlin, MPs emphasized, and in the adopted resolution they urged the EU to continue supporting the Russian democratic opposition.
Navalny widow: Putin ‘must answer for what he has done’
Yulia Navalnaya, the widow of the late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, said Russian President Vladimir Putin “must answer” for what he has done with Russia, and for her husband’s death, in an emotional speech Wednesday. “Putin must answer for what he has done with my country. Putin must answer for what he has done…
'Putin Must Answer': Navalny's Widow Fears Arrests At Moscow Funeral Set For March 1
A funeral service for the late opposition politician Aleksei Navalny will be held on March 1 at a Moscow church near his home. Addressing the European Parliament on February 28, Yulia Navalnaya, his widow, said Navalny's body had been "abused" after his death.
Yulia Navalnaya, widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, warned the European Parliament on Wednesday of possible arrests at her husband's funeral, which is now scheduled for Friday. Navalnaya rebuked Western politicians and officials for their policies toward Russia and Ukraine, imploring them to change their tactics against Russian President Vladimir Putin and treat him not as a statesman but as a mafia leader. He spoke the same day …
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