2024-03-13 02:01:00
Russian dissident Alexei Navalny died in prison in February, and his wife Yulia is calling for an anti-Putin movement in the presidential election to be counted on March 17th. Saori Imai, who investigated reports regarding Yulia, said, “When Mr. Navalny was regarding to be poisoned four years ago, Yulia, a housewife, sought help from Chancellor Merkel and carried her husband to Germany, saving his life. Since then, she has had the image of a “strong woman.”
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Julia giving a speech at the European Parliament.France, February 27, 2024
Yulia wrote a letter to Putin following her husband was almost poisoned in 2020
On August 20, 2020, on a flight from Tomsk, Siberia to Moscow, my husband Alexei suddenly started suffering.
The incident was filmed on a cell phone.His screams of agony can be heard in the documentary film“Navalny”It appears vividly in the movie.
This film, directed by Canadian Daniel Rohr, won the Best Documentary Feature Award at the 95th Academy Awards.
Yulia’s posts on Twitter (currently known as X) and Instagram (currently banned in Russia) were often quoted in Western media. In particular, the letter he posted on Twitter, addressed to President Putin, became a hot topic of conversation.
“I believe that Alexei Anatolyevich Navalny deserves proper medical care in the Federal Republic of Germany. From noon on August 21st, every opportunity to transport Alexei immediately under top-level supervision will be granted. “The patient has been given,” he wrote, noting briefly that doctors from Germany had arrived and preparations were made for transport. She then sent a message asking for permission to transfer her husband to Germany: “I formally appeal to you[Putin].” It was on the 21st, the day following her husband collapsed.
A press conference was held on the same day. In response to the incident, regime spokesman Peskov reiterated his assertion that it was up to doctors to decide whether to transport him or not, and that Navalny’s illness was under investigation. He said he had not received a complaint from Navalny’s representatives, only a message on social media.
At this time, freedom of speech still existed in Russia. In addition to independent media such as Meduza, Russia’s largest economic newspaper Kommersant also reported on the incident, albeit in neutral terms, and foreign media such as CNN also asked Spokesperson Peskov questions. It was possible to do so.
Strong criticism of Russian doctors’ attempt to cover up poisoning plot
Yulia said Russian doctors delayed Navalny’s transfer to prevent the detection of chemicals.
A close aide to Navalny said doctors who had been cooperating with the transfer suddenly began refusing to cooperate. “It was like the therapy mode was turned off and the cover-up mode was turned on. He refused to provide information, even to his wife.”
Russian doctor Leonid Roshal suggested the creation of a joint German-Russian expert group to determine the cause of Alexei’s symptoms. However, Yulia wrote on Instagram. “My husband is not your property.”
He also criticized Russia’s medical system, which is different from Germany’s. “When a patient is admitted to a Russian hospital, it suddenly turns out that the local administration considers the patient their property.” It invents rules at its own discretion, literally turning hospitals into analogues of Russian prisons.”
He further pointed out that Dr Roshal’s public activities in recent years gave him no reason to trust him. “You are acting not as a doctor, but as a spokesperson for the state,” he criticized. “Do not carry sin upon your soul, especially at such a respectable age,” he concluded.
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